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INTRODUCTION Talk about stories is everywhere. Between 1970 and 1990, 587 articles on narrative or storytelling were published in the journals indexed by Sociological Abstracts. In the next 20 years, 10 times that many were published. Interest in narrative has swept fields as diverse as law, urban planning, cognitive science, anthropology, and organizational behavior. Interest in narrative has ...

The Sociology of Storytelling Annu. Rev. Sociol. 2011.37:109-130. Downloaded from www.annualreviews.org by University of California - Irvine on 03/12/13. For personal use only. Francesca Polletta, Pang Ching Bobby Chen, Beth Gharrity Gardner, and Alice Motes Department of Sociology, University of California, Irvine, California 92697; email: polletta@uci.edu, chenpc@uci.edu, gardnerb@uci.edu ...

In contrast to the antistructuralist and antipositivist agenda that has animated the “narrative turn” in the social sciences since the 1980s, a more uniquely sociological approach has studied stories in the interactional, institutional, and political contexts of their telling. Scholars working in this vein have seen narrative as powerful, but as variably so, and they have focused on the ...

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Sociology thus gains access to broad “structures of feelings” (Raymond Williams) that entail aesthetic and emotional delicacy of social experience as well as more stable social patterns.

Abstract. Storytelling has long been recognized as central to human cognition and communication. Here we explore a more active role of stories in social science research, not merely to illustrate concepts but also to develop new ideas and evaluate hypotheses, for example in deciding that a research method is effective. We see stories as central to engagement with the development and evaluation ...

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In contrast to the antistructuralist and antipositivist agenda that has animated the "narrative turn" in the social sciences since the 1980s, a more uniquely sociological approach has studied stories in the interactional, institutional, and political contexts of their telling. Scholars working in this vein have seen narrative as powerful, but as variably so, and they have focused on the ways ...

The story of narrative sociology began in the mid-1980s, when such scholars as Elliot Mishler introduced narrative terminology into sociological research. The article suggests that narrative studies in sociology have three different orientations: narrative analyses of various texts, storytelling sociology, and sociological analyses of narrative realities. This division is far from categorical ...

Öz The purpose in the article is to understand the role of the stories as well as storytelling in sociology. Rather than focusing on the significance of textual data based on narrativity, the ...

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Abstract In contrast to the antistructuralist and antipositivist agenda that has animated the “narrative turn” in the social sciences since the 1980s, a more uniquely sociological approach has studied stories in the interactional, institutional, and political contexts of their telling. Scholars working in this vein have seen narrative as powerful, but as variably so, and they have focused ...

In contrast to the antistructuralist and antipositivist agenda that has animated the “narrative turn” in the social sciences since the 1980s, a more uniquely sociological approach has studied stories in the interactional, institutional, and political contexts of their telling. Scholars working in this vein have seen narrative as powerful, but as variably so, and they have focused on the ...

ABSTRACT The purpose in the article is to understand the role of the stories as well as storytelling in sociology. Rather than focusing on the significance of textual data based on narrativity, the author aims at underlining the role of the genres such as story, myth, irony, parable, drama, and aphorism, which are used in everyday life narratives.

The story of narrative sociology began in the mid-1980s, when such scholars as Elliot Mishler introduced narrative terminology into sociological research. The article suggests that narrative studies in sociology have three different orientations: narrative analyses of various texts, storytelling sociology, and sociological analyses of narrative realities. This division is far from categorical ...

In contrast to the antistructuralist and antipositivist agenda that has animated the “narrative turn” in the social sciences since the 1980s, a more uniquely sociological approach has studied stories in the interactional, institutional, and political contexts of their telling.

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Request PDF | “All the World's a Stage” and Sociologists Its Storytellers: Contemporary Sociology and the Art of Telling a Good Story | Sociologists have become “storytellers.” This ...

The book "Storytelling Sociology," edited by Ronald J. Berger and Richard Quinney, examines how personal narratives and autobiographical reflections can serve as significant tools for social inquiry, offering a counter-narrative to traditional positivist sociology. The assortment of essays, organized around themes such as family, the body, education, and temporality, explores the dynamic ...