Beyond Narrative Coherence

By Matti Hyvärinen, L. Hydén, Marja Saarenheimo, Maria Tamboukou. 2010

126 citations recorded by the source corpus.

1. Beyond narrative coherence: An introduction (by Hyvarinen, Matti) 2. Weird stories: Brain, mind, and self (by Medved, Maria I.) 3. Identity, self, narrative (by Hyden, Lars-Christer) 4. 'Mind-reading', a method for understanding the broken narrative of an aphasic man (by Aaltonen, Tarja) 5. Broken narratives, visual forces: Letters, paintings and the event (by Tamboukou, Maria) 6. Artists-in-progress: Narrative Identity of the Self as Another (by Sandino, Linda) 7. Breaking of self-narrative as a means of reorientation? (by Hanninen, Vilma) 8. "There is no fear in my lexicon" vs. "You are not normal if you won't be scared": A qualitative semiotic analysis of the 'broken' discourse of Israeli bus drivers who experienced terror attacks (by Perez, Alison Stern) 9. Beyond narrative: The shape of traumatic testimony (by Andrews, Molly) 10. Afterword: 'Even Amidst': Rethinking Narrative Coherence (by Freeman, Mark) 11. Index 12. List of contributors

Subfields: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Literature and Literary Theory, Speech and Hearing

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Narrative Analysis: The Constructionist Approach (2013, background): “…the task of theoretical reconciliation in the service of other theoretical goals, for instance, the conceptualization of narrative incoherence (Hyvarinen et al., 2010) or time (Freeman, 2010); or in order to examine the human functioning of narratives (Herman, 2004); or in order to pursue…”
From Experience-Centred to Socioculturally-Oriented Approaches to Narrative (2013, background): “Useful addresses to context at levels from the interpersonal to metanarrative appear in Abell et al. (2004), De Fina and Georgakopoulou (2011), Hyvarinen et al. (2010), Malson (2004), Mishler (1986) and Riessman (2008).”