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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Catherine Kohler RiessmanPublisher: SAGE Publications Inc Imprint: SAGE Publications Inc Volume: v. 30 Dimensions: Width: 13.90cm , Height: 0.60cm , Length: 21.50cm Weight: 0.110kg ISBN: 9780803947542ISBN 10: 0803947542 Pages: 88 Publication Date: 13 October 1993 Audience: College/higher education , Tertiary & Higher Education Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Out of Print Availability: In Print ![]() Limited stock is available. It will be ordered for you and shipped pending supplier's limited stock. Table of ContentsIntroduction Locating Narrative Personal Narratives as Data Studying Narratives Organization of the Book PART ONE: THEORETICAL CONTEXTS The Representation of Experience Narratives as Representations PART TWO: PRACTICAL MODELS A Life Story Linked Stories and Meaning in Conversation Poetic Structures and Meaning PART THREE: DOING NARRATIVE ANALYSIS Telling Transcribing Analyzing Conclusion Validation Uses and Limitations of Narrative AnalysisReviewsAn excellent resource for individuals interested in the systematic use of narrative in social science research. -- The American Journal of Family Therapy In this text, Catherine Kohler Riessman discusses many of the important questions that face narrative scholars. As such, the book is a good introductory text for narrative methodology. For those who have read within the field previously, this work reminds the reader of some of the important questions that need to be addressed in narrative work...This text is a valuable effort in an attempt to synthesize some of the main aspects of narrative methodology. -- Journal of Contemporary Ethnography [This book] does what it intends to do and does that clearly and with lively and interesting examples. I think both students and teachers will find it compelling and useful. I plan to assign it in my seminar on narrative and description next semester. -- Jay Gubrium The book offers communication researchers some of the best recent work on qualitative inquiry in the human disciplines...Published by SAGE, the leading publisher of qualitative research in the social sciences today...The heart of her tightly argued text turns on forms of narrative (linked stories, conversations, life stories) and their analysis...This work should be read against and alongside Atkinson and Silverman...This work brings the communication scholar up-to-date on where qualitative methods are in current sociological and educational discourse. -- Norman K. Denzin Catherine Kohler Riessman's handbook not only provides a basic introduction to the social scientist using narrative as a tool, but also offers a strand of feminist research as her central example...It is a useful text to include in course offerings on discourse analysis. -- Discourse and Society Her concise and well-organized book, Narrative Analysis, contributes important insights to the qualitative methods literature. It is directed toward scholars and graduate students of various disciplines, as a methodological guide for analyzing transcripts of first-person stories or experiences. The book is also relevant for researchers interested in the substantive areas of women's lives and medical sociology...Riessman's book provides a useful guide for marketing researchers; particularly those aligned with the interpretive camp...because marketing researchers are increasingly interested in studying both consumers' and managers' stories...Narrative Analysis should be useful to an even wider audience. -- George M. Zinkhan & Denise E. Delorme in Journal of Marketing This exposition of the principles of narrative analysis is a crisp and thankfully accessible introduction to a range of more or less formal techniques for the interpretation of first-person oral narratives...Riessman organizes her discussion in a down-to-earth way... -- Patricia Uberoi in Contributions to Indian Sociology An excellent resource for individuals interested in the systematic use of narrative in social science research. --The American Journal of Family Therapy ""This exposition of the principles of narrative analysis is a crisp and thankfully accessible introduction to a range of more or less formal techniques for the interpretation of first-person oral narratives...Riessman organizes her discussion in a down-to-earth way..."" -- Patricia Uberoi in Contributions to Indian Sociology ""Her concise and well-organized book, Narrative Analysis, contributes important insights to the qualitative methods literature. It is directed toward scholars and graduate students of various disciplines, as a methodological guide for analyzing transcripts of first-person stories or experiences. The book is also relevant for researchers interested in the substantive areas of women′s lives and medical sociology...Riessman′s book provides a useful guide for marketing researchers; particularly those aligned with the interpretive camp...because marketing researchers are increasingly interested in studying both consumers′ and managers′ stories...Narrative Analysis should be useful to an even wider audience."" -- George M. Zinkhan & Denise E. Delorme in Journal of Marketing ""Catherine Kohler Riessman′s handbook not only provides a basic introduction to the social scientist using narrative as a tool, but also offers a strand of feminist research as her central example...It is a useful text to include in course offerings on discourse analysis."" -- Discourse and Society ""The book offers communication researchers some of the best recent work on qualitative inquiry in the human disciplines...Published by SAGE, the leading publisher of qualitative research in the social sciences today...The heart of her tightly argued text turns on forms of narrative (linked stories, conversations, life stories) and their analysis...This work should be read against and alongside Atkinson and Silverman...This work brings the communication scholar up-to-date on where qualitative methods are in current sociological and educational discourse."" -- Norman K. Denzin ""[This book] does what it intends to do and does that clearly and with lively and interesting examples. I think both students and teachers will find it compelling and useful. I plan to assign it in my seminar on narrative and description next semester."" -- Jay Gubrium ""In this text, Catherine Kohler Riessman discusses many of the important questions that face narrative scholars. As such, the book is a good introductory text for narrative methodology. For those who have read within the field previously, this work reminds the reader of some of the important questions that need to be addressed in narrative work...This text is a valuable effort in an attempt to synthesize some of the main aspects of narrative methodology."" -- Journal of Contemporary Ethnography ""An excellent resource for individuals interested in the systematic use of narrative in social science research."" -- The American Journal of Family Therapy Author InformationCatherine Kohler Riessman is Research Professor in the Department of Sociology at Boston College, and an Emerita Professor at Boston University. She serves as a Visiting Fellow in the Centre for Narrative Research, University of East London. She earned a Ph.D. in Sociomedical Science from Columbia University. Riessman has authored four books and numerous articles and book chapters in medical sociology and qualitative methodologies. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |