Narrative Inquiry 13:2

Articles
• Narratives of ‘experience’ and pedagogical practices
  Erica Burman | pp. 269–286
• Formulating narrative psychology: The limitations of contemporary social constructionism
  Michele L. Crossley | pp. 287–300
• Psychoanalytic narratives: Writing the self into contemporary cultural phenomena
  Ian Parker | pp. 301–315
• What is the subject?
  Shelley Day Sclater | pp. 317–330
• Identity and difference in narrative inquiry: A commentary on the articles by Erica Burman, Michele Crossley, Ian Parker, and Shelley Sclater
  Mark Freeman | pp. 331–346
• Narratives in space and time: Beyond “backdrop” accounts of narrative orientation
  Mike Baynham | pp. 347–366
• Crossing borders: Time, space, and disorientation in narrative
  Anna De Fina | pp. 367–391
• Temporal shifts in photo-elicited narratives in a Polish border town
  Aleksandra Galasińska | pp. 393–411
• Plotting the “right place” and the “right time”: Place and time as interactional resources in narrative
  Alexandra Georgakopoulou | pp. 413–432
• Theorising of the other talking back
  Bruce Burnett | pp. 433–457
Miscellaneous
• What the map cuts up, the story cuts across
  Stef Slembrouck | pp. 459–467
In this issue
• The effect of points of view on the readability of short stories
  F. Pourgiv, F. Sadighi and M.H. Nikzad Kaloorazi | pp. 469–471
Book review
• Crispin Sartwell. End of story. Toward an annihilation of language and history
  Reviewed by Michael Bamberg | pp. 473–481

Cited by 1 other publications

Colley, Thomas

2017. Is Britain a force for good? Investigating British citizens’ narrative understanding of war. Defence Studies 17:1 ► pp. 1 ff.

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