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Ethics and process in the narrative study of lives, Ruthellen Josselson, editor
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- Summary
- The most significant truths about human beings are to be found in the stories of their lives. But what happens to those stories and to the people whose lives are told when a researcher seeks to make those stories known? Ruthellen Josselson has assembled an international cast of scholars to reflect on the process of life-narrative study and the ethical dilemmas that face researchers whose very mode of narrative inquiry may involve a violation of another and unwittingly lead to a sense of betrayal, shame, or guilt. In these disarmingly candid and engaging essays, narrative researchers of many different stripes talk about the morally delicate and epistemologically precarious enterprise of telling another's story. The authors raise fascinating questions about who ultimately controls the tellings, what happens to stories once they are told, and why stories influence not only the people whose lives are told but also the tellers themselves, whose own professional and personal lives may even be captured by or appropriated into the stories they are aiming to tell. This volume is essential for researchers, professionals, and students in research methods, including qualitative methods, developmental psychology, education, relationships, and language and discourse analysis
- Language
- eng
- Extent
- xviii, 293 p.
- Contents
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- Some reflections about narrative research and hurt and harm / David Bakan
- Ethical issues in biographical interviews and analysis / Dan Bar-On
- Expert witness: who controls the psychologist's narrative? / Terri Apter
- Personal vulnerability and interpretive authority in narrative research / Susan E. Chase
- On writing other people's lives: self-analytic reflections of a narrative researcher / Ruthellen Josselson
- Narrating a psychoanalytic case study / Pirkko Lauslahti Graves
- Who benefits from an examined life? Correlates of influence attributed to participation in a longitudinal study / Gail Agronick, Ravenna Helson
- Interpreting life stories / Richard L. Ochberg
- Telling from behind her hand: African American women and the process of documenting concealed lives / Gwendolyn Etter-Lewis
- Ethics and understanding through interrelationship: I and thou in dialogue / Melvin E. Miller
- Ethnography and hagiography: the dialectics of life, story, and afterlife / Yoram Bilu
- Some unforeseen outcomes of conducting narrative research with people of one's own culture / Amia Lieblich
- A historian's perspective on interviewing / Scott W. Webster
- Snakes in the swamp: ethical issues in qualitative research / June Price
- The tale of the anthropologist and the Kumina Queen: two voices in an ethnographic interview / Emanuela Guano
- A woman studies war: stranger in a man's world / Edna Lomsky-Feder
- Making whole: method and ethics in mainstream and narrative psychology / George C. Rosenwald
- Ethics and narratives / Guy A.M. Widdershoven, Marie-Josée Smits
- Isbn
- 9780761902379
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- Ethics and process in the narrative study of lives
- Title
- Ethics and process in the narrative study of lives
- Statement of responsibility
- Ruthellen Josselson, editor
- Title variation
- Ethics and process
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- The most significant truths about human beings are to be found in the stories of their lives. But what happens to those stories and to the people whose lives are told when a researcher seeks to make those stories known? Ruthellen Josselson has assembled an international cast of scholars to reflect on the process of life-narrative study and the ethical dilemmas that face researchers whose very mode of narrative inquiry may involve a violation of another and unwittingly lead to a sense of betrayal, shame, or guilt. In these disarmingly candid and engaging essays, narrative researchers of many different stripes talk about the morally delicate and epistemologically precarious enterprise of telling another's story. The authors raise fascinating questions about who ultimately controls the tellings, what happens to stories once they are told, and why stories influence not only the people whose lives are told but also the tellers themselves, whose own professional and personal lives may even be captured by or appropriated into the stories they are aiming to tell. This volume is essential for researchers, professionals, and students in research methods, including qualitative methods, developmental psychology, education, relationships, and language and discourse analysis
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- Josselson, Ruthellen
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- The narrative study of lives
- Series volume
- 4
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- Psychotherapists
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- Ethics and process in the narrative study of lives, Ruthellen Josselson, editor
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references and index
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- Contents
- Some reflections about narrative research and hurt and harm / David Bakan -- Ethical issues in biographical interviews and analysis / Dan Bar-On -- Expert witness: who controls the psychologist's narrative? / Terri Apter -- Personal vulnerability and interpretive authority in narrative research / Susan E. Chase -- On writing other people's lives: self-analytic reflections of a narrative researcher / Ruthellen Josselson -- Narrating a psychoanalytic case study / Pirkko Lauslahti Graves -- Who benefits from an examined life? Correlates of influence attributed to participation in a longitudinal study / Gail Agronick, Ravenna Helson -- Interpreting life stories / Richard L. Ochberg -- Telling from behind her hand: African American women and the process of documenting concealed lives / Gwendolyn Etter-Lewis -- Ethics and understanding through interrelationship: I and thou in dialogue / Melvin E. Miller -- Ethnography and hagiography: the dialectics of life, story, and afterlife / Yoram Bilu -- Some unforeseen outcomes of conducting narrative research with people of one's own culture / Amia Lieblich -- A historian's perspective on interviewing / Scott W. Webster -- Snakes in the swamp: ethical issues in qualitative research / June Price -- The tale of the anthropologist and the Kumina Queen: two voices in an ethnographic interview / Emanuela Guano -- A woman studies war: stranger in a man's world / Edna Lomsky-Feder -- Making whole: method and ethics in mainstream and narrative psychology / George C. Rosenwald -- Ethics and narratives / Guy A.M. Widdershoven, Marie-Josée Smits
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- e20000538460
- Dimensions
- 22 cm.
- Extent
- xviii, 293 p.
- Isbn
- 9780761902379
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- unmediated
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- rdamedia
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- n
- Label
- Ethics and process in the narrative study of lives, Ruthellen Josselson, editor
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
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- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
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- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
- Some reflections about narrative research and hurt and harm / David Bakan -- Ethical issues in biographical interviews and analysis / Dan Bar-On -- Expert witness: who controls the psychologist's narrative? / Terri Apter -- Personal vulnerability and interpretive authority in narrative research / Susan E. Chase -- On writing other people's lives: self-analytic reflections of a narrative researcher / Ruthellen Josselson -- Narrating a psychoanalytic case study / Pirkko Lauslahti Graves -- Who benefits from an examined life? Correlates of influence attributed to participation in a longitudinal study / Gail Agronick, Ravenna Helson -- Interpreting life stories / Richard L. Ochberg -- Telling from behind her hand: African American women and the process of documenting concealed lives / Gwendolyn Etter-Lewis -- Ethics and understanding through interrelationship: I and thou in dialogue / Melvin E. Miller -- Ethnography and hagiography: the dialectics of life, story, and afterlife / Yoram Bilu -- Some unforeseen outcomes of conducting narrative research with people of one's own culture / Amia Lieblich -- A historian's perspective on interviewing / Scott W. Webster -- Snakes in the swamp: ethical issues in qualitative research / June Price -- The tale of the anthropologist and the Kumina Queen: two voices in an ethnographic interview / Emanuela Guano -- A woman studies war: stranger in a man's world / Edna Lomsky-Feder -- Making whole: method and ethics in mainstream and narrative psychology / George C. Rosenwald -- Ethics and narratives / Guy A.M. Widdershoven, Marie-Josée Smits
- Control code
- e20000538460
- Dimensions
- 22 cm.
- Extent
- xviii, 293 p.
- Isbn
- 9780761902379
- Media category
- unmediated
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- rdamedia
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