Narrative and Identity: Studies in Autobiography, Self and Culture

By Jens Brockmeier, Donal Carbaugh. 2001

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Form and Functions of ‘Slut Bashing’ in Male Identity Constructions in15-Year-Olds (2004, unknown): “And, more recently, suggestions to use narratives to analyze selves and identities have soared [Bamberg, 2000b; Brockmeier & Carbaugh, 2001; Crossley, 2000; Holland, Lachicotte, Skinner, & Cain, 1998; Holstein & Gubrium, 2000; Linde, 1993; Riessman, 1990].”
`Turning toward death together': The functions of messages during final conversations in close relationships (2007, background): “Identity messages refer to statements that reflect the evaluation or construction of self (Brockmeier & Carbaugh, 2001).”
Narrative inquiry in psychology: exploring the tensions within (2006, background): “Furthermore, with regard to the notion of self (or one’s life), researchers are united in their departure from the traditional Cartesian view that sees the self as a ‘thing’, existing apart from and having a different substance than the body, and move toward theorizing selves and identities as activ”
Remembering and Forgetting: Narrative as Cultural Memory (2002, background): “…form of communication and symbolic mediation, is not only a product, a story, but also a process, a telling; it is not only an account of an action but an action itself, not only a structure of meaning but also a performance of meaning (e.g., Bamberg, 1997; Brockmeier & Harré, 2001; Edwards, 1997).”
The Function of Fiction is the Abstraction and Simulation of Social Experience (2008, background): “…to what could be considered a new paradigm, with numerous researchers now working independently along similar lines (e.g., Bluck & Habermas, 2001; Brockmeier & Carbaugh, 2001; McAdams, Josselson, & Lieblich, 2006; Singer, 2004; for the health benefits of narrating experience, see Pennebaker &…”
Editorial: Positioning in narrative interaction (2013, background): “Editorial Positioning in narrative interaction Arnulf Deppermann Institut für Deutsche Sprache Over the last two decades, researchers in narrative have increasingly turned to ques tions of identity (e.g., Bamberg & McCabe, 2000; Brockmeier & Carbaugh, 2001;”
Narrative and the Cultural Psychology of Identity (2008, background): “…here accords primacy to the concept of narrative, thereby a part of the larger intellectual project associated with narrative identity (e.g., Brockmeier & Carbaugh, 2001; Bruner, 1990, 2002; Cohler, 1982; Cohler & Hammack, 2007; Gergen & Gergen, 1983; Hinchman & Hinchman, 1997; McAdams,…”