Narrative identities : psychologists engaged in self-construction / edited by George Yancy and Susan Hadley.

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TextPublication details: London ; Philadelphia, PA : Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2005.Edition: 1st American edDescription: 1 online resource (272 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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184642139X
9781846421396
1280349530
9781280349539
9786610349531
6610349533

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Narrative identities.DDC classification:

150/.92/2 B 22

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BF109.A1 N37 2005eb

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2005 K-142
WZ 112.5.P6

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77.03

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Contents:

The poetics of my identity -- Lessons from relics about self and identity -- Objects, meanings, and connections in my life and career -- From poppies to ferns : the discursive production of a life -- Performing a life (story) -- A psychologist without a country, or living two lives in the same story -- Life as a symphony -- Moving on by backing away -- Living with authority in "the between" -- The personal/psychological and the pursuit of a profession -- On growing up as a "pre-modernist" -- Life reflections of a nomadic subject.

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Summary: 'What a fascinating and illuminating work! Yancy and Hadley have succeeded in stimulating a group of accomplished narratologists in psychology ... to deliberate on the ways in which their life experiences are related to their scholarly explorations of narrative. The authors ... grace us with illuminating and articulate insights into the close linkages between personal and intellectual development.'. - Ken Gergen, Mustin Professor of Psychology, Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania, and Mary Gergen, Professor of Psychology & Women's Studies, Penn State University, Delaware. 'I found Yancy and Hadley's.

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'What a fascinating and illuminating work! Yancy and Hadley have succeeded in stimulating a group of accomplished narratologists in psychology ... to deliberate on the ways in which their life experiences are related to their scholarly explorations of narrative. The authors ... grace us with illuminating and articulate insights into the close linkages between personal and intellectual development.'. - Ken Gergen, Mustin Professor of Psychology, Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania, and Mary Gergen, Professor of Psychology & Women's Studies, Penn State University, Delaware. 'I found Yancy and Hadley's.

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