Narrative Inquiry

Volume 8, Issue 2 (1998)

1998.

Publishing status: Available

https://doi.org/10.1075/ni.8.2

Table of Contents

Articles
Young Adults' Relationship Memories and the Life Story: Examples or Essential Landmarks? Avril Thorne, Linda Cutting and Danielle Skaw	237–268
Things We Can Learn From Repeated Tellings of the Same Experience Wallace Chafe	269–285
Low-Narrativity Narratives and Argumentation Isolda E. Carranza	287–317
Conversational Stories as Performances: The Case of Greek Alexandra Georgakopoulou	319–350
Politeness Markers and Psychological Complements: Wrapping-up Devices in Japanese Oral Personal Narratives Masahiko Minami	351–371
Commentaries
Retelling Again Neal R. Norrick	373–378
Narrative, science, and narrative science David Herman	379–390
Toward a Dialogic Conception of Human Development Mark B. Tappan	391–396
Rhetorical Imagination in Narrative and the Paradigmatic Texts Sunil Bhatia	397–408
Meaning in Memory Katherine Nelson	409–418
Taking Risks With the Truth: The Value of Narrativity in the Representation of Human Reality Marie-Laure Ryan	419–427
The Consolations of Counter-Narrative Louis A. Sass	429–443
Grounding our Lives in Life Itself: "Perspicuous Representations" Rather than Narratives John Shotter	445–453
Journal, Society & Web Announcement	473–474
Experience, Narrative, and the Relationship Between Them Mark Freeman	455–466
Journal & Web Announcement	475–476
Book Review
Reviewers for Volume 8	477
Review of Fludernik (1996): Towards a ‘Natural’ Narratology Reviewed by Masahiko Minami	467–472

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Narrative Studies