Narrative Inquiry 8:2

Articles
• Young Adults' Relationship Memories and the Life Story: Examples or Essential Landmarks?
  Avril Thorne, Linda Cutting and Danielle Skaw | pp. 237–268
• Things We Can Learn From Repeated Tellings of the Same Experience
  Wallace Chafe | pp. 269–285
• Low-Narrativity Narratives and Argumentation
  Isolda E. Carranza | pp. 287–317
• Conversational Stories as Performances: The Case of Greek
  Alexandra Georgakopoulou | pp. 319–350
• Politeness Markers and Psychological Complements: Wrapping-up Devices in Japanese Oral Personal Narratives
  Masahiko Minami | pp. 351–371
Miscellaneous
• Retelling Again
  Neal R. Norrick | pp. 373–378
• Narrative, science, and narrative science
  David Herman | pp. 379–390
• Toward a Dialogic Conception of Human Development
  Mark B. Tappan | pp. 391–396
• Rhetorical Imagination in Narrative and the Paradigmatic Texts
  Sunil Bhatia | pp. 397–408
• Meaning in Memory
  Katherine Nelson | pp. 409–418
• Taking Risks With the Truth: The Value of Narrativity in the Representation of Human Reality
  Marie-Laure Ryan | pp. 419–427
• The Consolations of Counter-Narrative
  Louis A. Sass | pp. 429–443
• Grounding our Lives in Life Itself: "Perspicuous Representations" Rather than Narratives
  John Shotter | pp. 445–453
• Experience, Narrative, and the Relationship Between Them
  Mark Freeman | pp. 455–466
• Journal, Society & Web Announcement
  pp. 473–474
• Journal & Web Announcement
  pp. 475–476
Book review
• Monika Fludernik. Towards a ‘Natural’ Narratology
  Reviewed by Masahiko Minami | pp. 467–472

Cited by 1 other publications

Colley, Thomas

2017. Is Britain a force for good? Investigating British citizens’ narrative understanding of war. Defence Studies 17:1 ► pp. 1 ff.

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