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A Place for Dad
Creating Social Change Through Creativity
Moshoula and Karen have published their amazing interdisciplinary collection on anti-oppressive research methodologies. It includes my chapter, "Conversations with Suzanna.”
New Narrative Studies
Here are some studies that might be of interest to researchers.
Refining the Narrative Turn: When does story-telling become research?
As narrative research matures, its boundaries must be more clearly defined.
Dare to say “I”
Carol Swenson (professor emeritus, Simmons College) has delivered a compelling argument …
Envy is Ignorance
The waiter's tattoo said, “envy is ignorance.” I replied, “No, it’s a deadly sin.”
Truth and Stories
Stories are essential to our personal and collective development …
Auto-ethnography: Life at the Boundary Between Self and Society
Standing before the full-length mirror in my bedroom I am confused.
“Breathe Deeply, Read Widely.”