Methodology of Narrative Study
What the first thirty years of Narrative Inquiry have revealed
Special issue of Narrative Inquiry 31:1 (2021)
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[Narrative Inquiry, 31:1] 2021. vi, 262 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 26 March 2021
Published online on 26 March 2021
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
- Methodology of narrative study: What the first thirty years of Narrative Inquiry have revealedAllyssa McCabe & Dorien Van De Mieroop | pp. 1–3
- The Narrative Dimensions Model and an exploration of various narrative genresDorien Van De Mieroop | pp. 4–27
- Requests for stories: The evolving notion of tellability in narrative studiesNeal R. Norrick | pp. 28–48
- Doing narrative analysis from a narratives-as-practices perspectiveAnna De Fina | pp. 49–71
- Narratives as discursive practices in interviews: A linguistic anthropological approachSabina Perrino | pp. 72–96
- Positioning with master and counter-narrativesMatti Hyvärinen, Mari Hatavara & Hanna Rautajoki | pp. 97–125
- Tales from the South: Doing narrative analysis in a “post-truth” BrazilLiana de Andrade Biar, Naomi Orton & Liliana Cabral Bastos | pp. 126–146
- Children’s narrative interactions: Practices – competences – acquisitionUta Quasthoff & Juliane Stude | pp. 147–162
- Narrative story stem methodologies: Use and utility of quantitative and qualitative approaches across the lifespanKimberly R. Kelly & Alison L. Bailey | pp. 163–190
- The Two-Lens Approach: A holistic theoretical framework for studying the form, content, and context of children’s narrativesAnneli Rane Woolf & Ageliki Nicolopoulou | pp. 191–213
- Narrative as cultural representation: An analysis of Japanese-language learners’ storytelling styles from the perspective of coherence and cohesionMasahiko Minami | pp. 214–235
- Agency and communion in sexual abuse survivors’ narrativesCharlotte L. Wilinsky & Allyssa McCabe | pp. 236–262
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