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Narrative Inquiry

John Benjamins Publishing Company

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Narrative Inquiry
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202618 citations
Review of Craig, Silk & Ali (2026): Narrative Inquiries into Being and Becoming Educators: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
Pasan Athapaththu
20260 citations
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20260 citations
Stand-up comedians’ performed narratives about offended audiences
Camilla Vásquez
20260 citations
“My maternal home, like my mother’s place”
Zoe Nikolaidou
20260 citations
Unpacking the narrative complexities of YouTube
Merve Özçelik & Julian Canjura
20260 citations
Tempus mutans: Temporal change in the crafting styles of forced migrants’ narratives about host societies
Fabio I. M. Poppi
20260 citations
Soundscapes and storytelling in literary interviews
Jarmila Mildorf
20250 citations
Constructing moral stance in intergenerational trauma memory narratives
Mónika Fodor & Réka Lugossy
20250 citations
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20250 citations
Narrating violent victimization by positioning self and others
Mari Hatavara & Lois Presser
20250 citations
World in motion
Christina Schachtner
20250 citations
Review of Barnwell & Ravn (2024): Narrative Research Now: Critical Perspectives on the Promise of Stories
Yang Cheng
20250 citations
Story alteration in oral history retellings
Jakub Mlynář et al.
20250 citations
“I am a baby-friendly doctor, but…”
Onwu Inya
20250 citations
Review of Sakamoto, Nasu, Kita & Teranishi (2025): Weaving stories of language education with narratives of teachers and learners
Pasan Athapaththu
20250 citations
Life Storytelling across Media and Contexts
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20250 citations
Secrets in motion
Tomasz Dyrmo
20250 citations
Family narratives as a way out of the political wilderness?
Alma-Pierre Bonnet
20250 citations
Life storytelling across media and contexts
Jarmila Mildorf & Zuzana Fonioková
20250 citations

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