Narrative Inquiry

Articles
• “I AM HERE AND I MATTER”: Virtue signaling and moral-political stance in progressive activists’ Facebook posts
  Lauren Zentz | pp. 1–26
• Older adults’ conversations and the emergence of “narrative crystals”: A new approach to frequently told stories
  Annette Gerstenberg & Heidi E. Hamilton | pp. 27–60
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  Storytalk and complex constructions of nonhuman agency: An interview-based investigation
  Heidi Toivonen & Marco Caracciolo | pp. 61–90
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  Psychologizing childhood in the reality show Biggest Loser: Temporal ordering and narrating a fat identity
  Magnus Kilger | pp. 91–111
• Culture and storytelling in literature
  Qi Wang & Jenny Chun-I Yang | pp. 112–122
• The psychophysiology of narrating distressing experiences
  Monisha Pasupathi, Cecilia Wainryb, Stacia Bourne & Cade Mansfield | pp. 123–152
• Migrant doctors’ narratives about patients: A study of professional identity in Chile and Hong Kong
  Mariana Lazzaro-Salazar & Olga Zayts | pp. 153–175
• Incremental validity of narrative identity in predicting psychological well-being: A replication and extension in Korean adults
  Sun W. Park, Soul Kim, Hyun Moon & Hyunjin Cha | pp. 176–191
• The other-granted self of Korean “comfort women”: Analyzing interview narratives of Korean women coerced into the Japanese military’s sexual slavery during World War II
  Hanwool Choe | pp. 192–221
• When it’s “now or never”: Multimodal practices for managing opportunities to initiate other-repair in collaborative storytelling
  Ignacio Satti | pp. 222–253
Book review
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  Alice Bell, Sam Browse, Alison Gibbons & David Peplow (eds.). 2021. Style and Reader Response: Minds, Media, Methods
  Reviewed by Chloe Harrison | pp. 254–257

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