Life History and NarrativeJ. Amos Hatch, Richard Wisniewski Routledge, 1 nov. 2002 - 152 pages Narrative inquiry refers to a subset of qualitative research design in which stories are used to describe human action. This book contains current ideas in this emerging field of research. Chapters include a qualitative analysis of narrative data; criteria for evaluating narrative inquiry, linking emotion and reason through narrative voice, audience and the politics of narrative; trust in educational storytelling; narrative strategies for case reports; life history narratives and women's gender identity; and issues in life history and narrative inquiry. This text is intended to be of interest to all qualitative researchers and education researchers studying forms of narrative. |
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... experience as lived can he expressed (Ricoeur, 1 986/ 1 99 1 ). The focus of this paper is on narrative as story and the use of story in qualitative research. A story is a special type of discourse production. In a story, evems and ...
... experience as lived can he expressed (Ricoeur, 1 986/ 1 99 1 ). The focus of this paper is on narrative as story and the use of story in qualitative research. A story is a special type of discourse production. In a story, evems and ...
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... experience is fragmemed and disorganized. One technique they can employ is hased on readers' expectations that when a discourse comains story-like elemems, such as a setting and protagonists, a plot will he included that serves to ...
... experience is fragmemed and disorganized. One technique they can employ is hased on readers' expectations that when a discourse comains story-like elemems, such as a setting and protagonists, a plot will he included that serves to ...
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... experiences, and, hecause of this, were seen as having power to lead people dangerously astray. In recem years, this ... experience, of constructing reality. The two though complememary are irreducihle to one another. . . . Each of the ...
... experiences, and, hecause of this, were seen as having power to lead people dangerously astray. In recem years, this ... experience, of constructing reality. The two though complememary are irreducihle to one another. . . . Each of the ...
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... experience as ordered and consistem. It produces cognitive networks of concepts that allow people to construct experiences as familiar hy emphasizing the common elemems that appear over and over. The networks are maimained and ...
... experience as ordered and consistem. It produces cognitive networks of concepts that allow people to construct experiences as familiar hy emphasizing the common elemems that appear over and over. The networks are maimained and ...
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... experiences. The networks, however, are ahstractions from the flow and flux of experience. By providing a familiar and decomextualized knowledge of the world, they allow us to manage the uniqueness and diversity of each experience as if ...
... experiences. The networks, however, are ahstractions from the flow and flux of experience. By providing a familiar and decomextualized knowledge of the world, they allow us to manage the uniqueness and diversity of each experience as if ...
Table des matières
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Fidelity as a criterion for practicing and evaluating narrative inquiry | 25 |
Audience and the politics of narrative | 49 |
personal knowledge and the political | 89 |
questions issues and exemplary works | 113 |
Notes on Comrihutors | 137 |
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