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<i>Narrative and Identity: Studies in Autobiography, Self, and Culture</i> promises to be a rich and useful volume. It is rich in terms of the diversity and quality of authors it brings together for the development and illustration of a common theme. It is rich as well in terms of the variety of ways it shows how narratives function in the lives of people, particularly in the ways that narratives function in the ways individuals constitute their own identities and link themselves in various ways to cultures. It will be a useful book because of this richness and quality but also because it addresses a timely topic that is of interest to scholars, students, and general readers.
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This volume, despite the independence of its various contributions, nonetheless serves the important purpose of exploring how we construct what we call our lives, and how we create ourselves in the process. All these various contributions point to a single focus, that is, the process of autobiographical identity construction. This volume would help to open new ways to narrative studies, shedding new light on human conception of human lives and how they might be approached and be understood.
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<i>Narrative and Identity: Studies in Autobiography, Self, and Culture</i> promises to be a rich and useful volume. It is rich in terms of the diversity and quality of authors it brings together for the development and illustration of a common theme. It is rich as well in terms of the variety of ways it shows how narratives function in the lives of people, particularly in the ways that narratives function in the ways individuals constitute their own identities and link themselves in various ways to cultures. It will be a useful book because of this richness and quality but also because it addresses a timely topic that is of interest to scholars, students, and general readers.
Gerry Philipsen, Chair and Professor in the Department of Communication, University of Washington.
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This book, edited skillfully by Jens Brockmeier and Donal Carbaugh, explores how narrative is central to how we make sense of ourselves — culturally as well as individually — and how narratives can be used as methodological tools in the exploration of selves and others, including groups and whole cultures. It is indeed an ideal volume for the start of our new series <i>Studies in Narrative.</i>
Michael Bamberg , Professor at Frances L. Hiatt School of Psychology, Clark University, and Editor of Narrative Inquiry.
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Bingyun Li, Fujian Teachers University, Fuzhou, Fujian, China in Linguist List Vol-12-2686. Sat Oct 27 2001
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<i>Narrative and Identity: Studies in Autobiography, Self, and Culture</i> promises to be a rich and useful volume. It is rich in terms of the diversity and quality of authors it brings together for the development and illustration of a common theme. It is rich as well in terms of the variety of ways it shows how narratives function in the lives of people, particularly in the ways that narratives function in the ways individuals constitute their own identities and link themselves in various ways to cultures. It will be a useful book because of this richness and quality but also because it addresses a timely topic that is of interest to scholars, students, and general readers.
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This book, edited skillfully by Jens Brockmeier and Donal Carbaugh, explores how narrative is central to how we make sense of ourselves — culturally as well as individually — and how narratives can be used as methodological tools in the exploration of selves and others, including groups and whole cultures. It is indeed an ideal volume for the start of our new series <i>Studies in Narrative.</i>
Michael Bamberg , Professor at Frances L. Hiatt School of Psychology, Clark University, and Editor of Narrative Inquiry.
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Jens Brockmeier
Brockmeier, Jens
Jens
Brockmeier
2
A01
Donal Carbaugh
Carbaugh, Donal
Donal
Carbaugh
10
01
JB code
sin.1.02par
23
1
Miscellaneous
2
01
Part I
Narrative and Self Construction: Theoretical Perspectives
10
01
JB code
sin.1.03bru
25
37
13
Chapter
3
01
Self-making and world-making
1
A01
Jerome S. Bruner
Bruner, Jerome S.
Jerome S.
Bruner
10
01
JB code
sin.1.04bro
39
58
20
Chapter
4
01
Narrative
Problems and promises of an alternative paradigm
1
A01
Jens Brockmeier
Brockmeier, Jens
Jens
Brockmeier
2
A01
Rom Harré
Harré, Rom
Rom
Harré
10
01
JB code
sin.1.05har
59
73
15
Chapter
5
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Metaphysics and narrative
Singularities and multiplicities of self
1
A01
Rom Harré
Harré, Rom
Rom
Harré
10
01
JB code
sin.1.06fre
75
99
25
Chapter
6
01
Narrative integrity
Autobiographical identity and the meaning of the “good life”
1
A01
Mark Freeman
Freeman, Mark
Mark
Freeman
2
A01
Jens Brockmeier
Brockmeier, Jens
Jens
Brockmeier
10
01
JB code
sin.1.07par
101
1
Miscellaneous
7
01
Part II
Worlds of Identity: Life Stories in Cultural Context
10
01
JB code
sin.1.08car
103
127
25
Chapter
8
01
“The people will come to you”
Blackfeet narrative as a resource for contemporary living
1
A01
Donal Carbaugh
Carbaugh, Donal
Donal
Carbaugh
10
01
JB code
sin.1.09fel
129
144
16
Chapter
9
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Narratives of national identity as group narratives
Patterns of interpretive cognition
1
A01
Carol Fleisher Feldman
Feldman, Carol Fleisher
Carol Fleisher
Feldman
10
01
JB code
sin.1.10lan
145
184
40
Chapter
10
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“You’re marked”
Breast cancer, tattoo, and the narrative performance of identity
1
A01
Kristin M. Langellier
Langellier, Kristin M.
Kristin M.
Langellier
10
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JB code
sin.1.11par
185
1
Miscellaneous
11
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Part III
Between Past and Present: Autobiographical Memory and Narrative Identity
10
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JB code
sin.1.12seh
187
217
31
Chapter
12
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Richard Wagner’s creative vision at La Spezia
or The retrospective interpretation of experience in autobiographical memory as a function of an emerging identity
1
A01
Jerome R. Sehulster
Sehulster, Jerome R.
Jerome R.
Sehulster
10
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JB code
sin.1.13von
219
245
27
Chapter
13
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Identity and narrative in Piaget’s autobiographies
1
A01
Jacques Vonèche
Vonèche, Jacques
Jacques
Vonèche
10
01
JB code
sin.1.14bro
247
280
34
Chapter
14
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From the end to the beginning
Retrospective teleology in autobiography
1
A01
Jens Brockmeier
Brockmeier, Jens
Jens
Brockmeier
10
01
JB code
sin.1.16fre
283
298
16
Chapter
16
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From substance to story
Narrative, identity, and the reconstruction of the self
1
A01
Mark Freeman
Freeman, Mark
Mark
Freeman
10
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JB code
sin.1.17lis
299
1
Miscellaneous
17
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List of contributors
10
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JB code
sin.1.18cre
301
1
Miscellaneous
18
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Credits and acknowledgements
10
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JB code
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307
5
Miscellaneous
19
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Index
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