Narrative Inquiry

• Editorial
  Allyssa McCabe & Dorien Van De Mieroop | pp. 245–248
Articles
• Small stories with big implications: Identity, relationality and aesthetics in accounts of enigmatic communication
  Robin Wooffitt, Alicia Fuentes-Calle & Rebecca Campbell | pp. 249–269
• “Beloved monster”: A narrative inquiry into autobiographical writings of Frida Kahlo
  Athena Androutsopoulou, Ioannis Kalyvopoulos, Emmanuel Koukidis, Georgia Koutsavgousti, Ioanna Passa, Eleni Tarnara & Charikleia Tsatsaroni | pp. 270–288
• Difficulties with telling the truth in non-fictive narratives and the issue of fictionalization
  Katarzyna Filutowska | pp. 289–308
• Presenting self and aligning as a team through narratives of victimhood among Kazakh-speaking village neighbors
  Aisulu Kulbayeva | pp. 309–342
• Preparing students for intentional conversations with older adults: Putting Story Theory into action
  Margaret McAllister, Leanne Dodd, Colleen Ryan & Donna Lee Brien | pp. 343–361
• Desire, liturgy, and the joint construction of narrative in a teacher preparation program
  Ian Parker Renga | pp. 362–392
• The continuum of identities in immigrant students’ narratives in Greece
  Argiris Archakis | pp. 393–423
• “But what about the beginning?”: Young children’s independent narrative structure and how mothers promote chronological coherence during narrative conversations
  Kimberly R. Kelly, Grace Ocular, Jennifer Zamudio & Jesus Plascencia | pp. 424–451
Book reviews
• Donileen R. Loseke. 2019. Narrative productions of meanings: Exploring the work of stories in social life
  Reviewed by Charlotte L. Wilinsky | pp. 452–455
• Mónika Fodor. 2020. Ethnic subjectivity in intergenerational memory narratives: The politics of the untold
  Reviewed by Roberta Piazza | pp. 456–459
• Jennifer Andrus. 2021. Narratives of Domestic Violence: Policing, Identity, and Indexicality
  Reviewed by Sabina M. Perrino | pp. 460–464

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