Storytelling In Daily Life: Performing Narrative

By Kristin M. Langellier, E. Peterson. 2004

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Identifying Personal Stories in Millions of Weblog Entries (2009, background): “Langellier & Peterson (2004) consider the characteristics of storytelling in weblogs and argue that this new technological medium retains the performance aspects that characterize storytelling in other social situations.”
Narrative inquiry in psychology: exploring the tensions within (2006, background): “For example, McAdams (1993, 1997) argues that, though individuals may consist of many different elements, a fundamental aspect of selfhood is the process of integrating, unifying, and synthesizing the disparate elements. This activity of unification corresponds to the concept of James (1963) of the ”
Narrative Analysis in Psychological Research: An Integrated Approach to Interpreting Stories (2013, background): “Langellier and Peterson (2004) provide a set of examples which show how narrators perform their identities and how they involve their audience in this, through the positioning of narrator, story characters and audience.”
Family Ties: Communicating Identity Through Jointly Told Family Stories (2005, background): “Langellier and Peterson (2004) argue that all families have stories; however, families may differ in the extent to which they embrace stories and storytelling as part of who they are.”