Narratives in Action: A Strategy for Research and AnalysisTeachers College Press, 2001 - 183 pages Narrative discourse -- in therapy, or with a friend -- can construct or transform the narrator's self. With his sophisticated theoretical and methodological approach, the author provides: -- A systematic account of how narrative self-construction works. -- A dialogic account of self-construction that focuses on the social, cultural, and relational contexts of storytelling. -- Step-by-step guidance on how to uncover and document meaningful patterns in transcribed narrative data. |
Table des matières
Narrating the Self | 1 |
The Representational Power of Autobiographical Narrative | 5 |
The Interactional Power of Autobiographical Narrative | 7 |
Enacting the Self | 9 |
Interrelations between Representation and Enactment | 13 |
Analyzing Narrative Discourse | 14 |
A Dialogic Approach to Discourse | 17 |
Monologic and Dialogic Approaches to Language Use | 18 |
Dialogic Analysis of an Autobiographical Narrative | 76 |
Jane Enacts Her Passive Voice | 81 |
Jane Enacts the Transition from Passive to Active | 101 |
Jane Enacts Her Assertive Voice | 119 |
Narrative SelfConstruction and the Nature of the Self | 136 |
The Stable Psychological Self | 138 |
The Narrated Self | 140 |
The Dialogic Self | 144 |
An Actual Encounter | 24 |
Meditation | 35 |
Voicing | 38 |
Emergence | 40 |
Poetic Structure | 44 |
Dialogue Mediation and Emergence in Narrative | 47 |
A Sample Narrative | 48 |
Meditation | 57 |
Emergence | 59 |
Two Bakhtinian Concepts | 62 |
The Enacted Self | 149 |
The Multilayered Self | 153 |
Implications | 157 |
Studying Interactional Positioning in Other Contexts | 158 |
A Dialogic Approach | 160 |
Notes | 163 |
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About the Author | |
Autres éditions - Tout afficher
Narratives in Action: A Strategy for Research and Analysis Stanton Emerson Fisher Wortham Aucun aperçu disponible - 2001 |
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