Narrative Inquiry

Articles
• Where the husbands stand: A comparative analysis of stance-taking in English and Japanese narratives about child rearing
  Risako Ide | pp. 215–236
• Affect as narrative action in the Global South: An analysis of small stories about transnational same-sex relationships in Cambodia
  Benedict J. L. Rowlett | pp. 237–256
• TCU-initial backchannel overlap in storytelling
  Christoph Rühlemann | pp. 257–279
• Are you talking to me? How identity is constructed on police-owned Facebook sites
  Zoe Walkington, Graham Pike, Ailsa Strathie, Catriona Havard, Hayley Ness & Virginia Harrison | pp. 280–300
• The effect of the audience on the spoken narrative of Chinese children
  Juan Wang, Maria Evangelou & Shanshan Xu | pp. 301–329
• Building stories: Exploring participant experiences and research relationships
  Michelle L. Elliot & Aaron Bonsall | pp. 330–345
• Ecological landscape in narrative thought: How siege survivors employ prepositions to make sense of war-torn Sarajevo
  Luka Lucić & Elizabeth Bridges | pp. 346–372
• Negation in narrative: Why say what didn’t happen?
  Neal R. Norrick | pp. 373–395

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