Narrative Inquiry

Volume 22, Issue 1 (2012)

2012. iv, 210 pp.

Publishing status: Available

https://doi.org/10.1075/ni.22.1

Table of Contents

Editorial
Editorial Michael Bamberg	1
Articles
Lives that preach: The cultural dimensions of telling one’s “spiritual journey” among Quakers Elizabeth Molina-Markham	3–23
Swearing in literary prose fiction and conversational narrative Neal R. Norrick	24–49
Narratives, connections and social change Corinne Squire	50–68
Crafting sexual authenticity: Women’s accounts of relationships with women and men Ahoo Tabatabai	69–85
Screwed up, but working on it: (Dis)ordering the self through e-stories Riki Thompson	86–104
Narrativity and involvement in online consumer reviews: The case of TripAdvisor Camilla Vásquez	105–121
Maneuvering between the individual and the social dimensions of narratives in a poor man’s discursive negotiation of stigma Dorien Van De Mieroop	122–145
Forum Articles
Reconstructing narrative: A new paradigm for narrative research and practice Maura Striano	147–154
On first-person narrative scholarship: Autoethnography as acts of meaning Arthur P. Bochner	155–164
Uses of conversational narrative: Exchanging personal experience in everyday life Joann Berlin Bromberg	165–172
Towards a multimethodological approach to identification of funds of identity, small stories and master narratives Moisès Esteban-Guitart	173–180
Agency and dialogic tension in co-editing more preferred narratives Tom Strong and Sarah Knight	181–185
“When possible, make a U-turn” Reflecting on ‘the narrative turn’, meaning, morality and identity Elli P. Schachter	186–193
Language learner stories and imagined identities Margaret Early and Bonny Norton	194–201
Why narrative? Michael Bamberg	202–210

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Cognition and language

Narrative Studies

Discourse studies

Pragmatics