Narrative Inquiry

Volume 8, Issue 1 (1998)

1998.

Publishing status: Available

https://doi.org/10.1075/ni.8.1

Table of Contents

Articles
Paradigmatic Psychology in Narrative Perspective: Adventure, Ordeal, and Bildung Allan Cheyne and Donato Tarulli	1–25
Mythical Time, Historical Time, and The Narrative Fabric of the Self Mark Freeman	27–50
Stitches and Casts: Emotionality and Narrative Coherence Carole Peterson and Marleen Biggs	51–76
The Development of Autonomy in Preschool Mandarin Chinese-Speaking Children's Play Narratives Chien-ju Chang	77–111
A Life History Perspective on Parenting Merrilyn O. Johnson, L. Julia Ball, Barbara Haight and Shirley Hendrix	113–149
The Value of Recounting Narratives: Memorable Learning Experiences in the Lives of Inner-City Students and Teachers Arnetha F. Ball	151–180
Clinicians' Perceptions of Children's Oral Personal Narratives Carmela Perez and Helen Tager-Flusberg	181–201
The Loss of Narrative Innocence: The Development of Narrative Consciousness from Child to Adolescent Lulu C.H. Sun	203–212
Transferring and Transforming Cultural Norms: A Mother-Daughter-Son Lifestory in Process Vivian Lee Dills	213–222
Book Reviews
Review of Suzuki (1996): Narrating the Self: Fictions of Japanese Modernity Reviewed by Noriko Akimoto Sugimori	223–230
Review of Berger (1977): Narratives in Popular Culture, Media, and Everyday Reviewed by Sunil Bhatia	231–235

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Subjects

Linguistics

Narrative Studies