Narrative Works

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Description
  • Narrative Works est une revue numérique en libre d'accès interdisciplinaire. Elle est engagée à explorer le rôle complexe du récit dans d'innombrables aspects de la vie humaine. Tout comme les récits portent souvent sur de nombreux sujets à la fois (les émotions, les relations, les croyances, etc.), le terme «récit» peut lui-même être compris selon de nombreuses façons: théorie narrative, recherche narrative, analyse narrative, ou encore pratique narrative. Pour ces raisons, l'étude sur le récit reflète souvent un large éventail de disciplines et domaines professionnels: la psychologie, la sociologie, l'anthropologie, la gérontologie, les études littéraires, les études sur le genre, les études culturelles, les études religieuses, le travail social, l'éducation, la santé, l'éthique, la théologie et les arts. Coordonnées William Randall, EdD & Elizabeth McKim, PhD Co-éditeurs Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Narrative St. Thomas University Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada E3B 5G3 Phone: (506) 452-0448 Email: narrativeworks@stu.ca
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10670/2.sjsqvc

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Organization

Consortium Érudit

Discipline

Literature (15) Sociology (4) Management (4) Linguistics (2) Gender studies (2) Education (2) Art and art history (2) Religions (1) Psychology (1) Philosophy (1) Cultural heritage and museology (1) History (1) History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences (1) Classical studies (1)

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Textual materials (52)

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52 documents
Individuality and Continuity in Narrating across Generations
Vieda Skultans (2020)
A Chronicle of Mentoring Narrative Scholarship
Molly Andrews (2020)
Different Listener and Teller Positions, Different Narratives
Margareta Hydén (2020)
Children’s Psychosocial Narratives in “Found Childhoods"
Ann Phoenix (2020)
Looking Back, Looking Forward
Catherine Kohler Riessman (2020)
Seduction, Sharing Stories, and Borderlinking in Co-Constructed Narratives
Angie Voela et al. (2020)
Narrative Relations and Associations: Catherine Kohler Riessman’s Research Dialogism
Cigdem Esin et al. (2020)
On Reflexivity: Tribute to Catherine Kohler Riessman
Wendy Luttrell (2020)
A Small Story Concerning a Big Mistake: Returning Voice to a Breast Cancer Narrative
Elaine Martin (2020)
Ethnopoetics and Narrative Analysis
Paul Atkinson et al. (2020)
Editor’s Introduction: Amor Narratio
Maria Tamboukou (2020)
“It’s impossible that there’s no connection” : Autobiographical Reasoning in the Language-Learning Histories of EFL Student Teachers
Miri Tashma Baum (2019)
Review of Catherine Belsey, Tales of the Troubled Dead: Ghost Stories in Cultural History
Arthur W. Frank (2019)
The End of the Story? Narrative Openness in Life and Death
William Randall (2019)
Play and Possibility : Olivia Rosenthal’s We’re Not Here to Disappear and the Limits of Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease
Avril Tynan (2019)
Could the Tree of Life Model Be a Useful Approach for UK Mental Health Contexts? A Review of the Literature
Sophie Parham et al. (2019)
Constructing Victimhood: Storied Opposition to Legislation Protecting LGBTQ Students
Daniel Lai et al. (2019)
Stories’ Work: Making Darkness Visible
Arthur W. Frank (2019)
Narrative and Argumentation in a Case of Alleged Child Abuse
Clive Baldwin et al. (2019)
Self-Narrative Elicitation in Counseling: An Exploration of the Usefulness of Selected Interview Methods
Emilia Soroko (2019)
Identity and Masculinity in Two Cases of Early-Onset Disability Autobiography
Hanna Pohjola et al. (2019)
Appendices
Adele Baruch (2019)
Chapter 1. The Courage and Moral Choice Project: Maine, Phase 1
Adele Baruch (2019)
Chapter 6 : Essays from the Courage and Moral Choice Project
Kim West et al. (2019)
Chapter 7 : Learning Altruism through Stories and Action
Robert Atkinson et al. (2019)

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