Aging to Perfection
Exploring the intersections of aging, justice, and narrative through scholarly inquiry and personal reflection.
Authenticity and Masquerade in Late-Life Identity Development
Explore the interplay between authenticity and masquerade in late-life identity, reflecting on how social environments shape and sometimes constrain our true selves.
Step-by-Step Approach to Narrative Analysis
Learn a step-by-step approach to narrative analysis, blending personal reflection with literary theory for richer, more insightful research.
Autoethnography: Notes at the Boundary Between Self and Society
Auto-ethnography is quite seductive. It’s the ultimate post-modern research approach, and you don’t even need Ethics (IRB) approval!
Narrative Studies
Delve into thought-provoking works on narrative’s role in shaping identity, learning, and public service, including studies on lyrical sociology and counter-narratives.
Other Things Narrative
Explore key works on narrative, from the seven basic plots to queering evidence-based practice, offering insights into storytelling’s complexities.
Narrative Practice
Explore key resources on counter-narratives and their role in addressing racism and resisting dominant storytelling frameworks.
Narrative Research Methods
Discover essential readings in narrative research that bridge personal stories with academic inquiry, offering insights into the art of storytelling.
Autoethnography
Explore the transformative power of autoethnography through key works that weave personal narratives with cultural analysis.
Creating Social Change Through Creativity
Moshoula and Karen have published their amazing interdisciplinary collection on anti-oppressive research methodologies. It includes my chapter, "Conversations with Suzanna.”
New Narrative Studies
Here are some studies that might be of interest to researchers.
Refining the Narrative Turn: When does story-telling become research?
As narrative research matures, its boundaries must be more clearly defined.
Auto-ethnography: Life at the Boundary Between Self and Society
Standing before the full-length mirror in my bedroom I am confused.
“Breathe Deeply, Read Widely.”