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Exploring Identity and Gender
The Narrative Study of Lives

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April 1994 | 280 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
How does a narrative serve as a way for uncovering and constructing a person's identity? Does a narrative differ in any systematic way from life as lived versus life as constructed by women and men? Addressing these and other issues related to the use of narratives for understanding human lives, Exploring Identity and Gender, the second volume in The Narrative Study of Lives annual book series, focuses on narratives of girls' and women's lives as well as other identity issues. Among the issues this volume addresses are individual identity in the context of a familial heritage and how one's sense of individuality relates to their style of management. The international team of authors also explores such issues as how women construct the lives of other women in biographical work, how individuals conduct their life episodes in patterns similar to the plots of stories, how the women's movement influenced three women's adult lives, and how girls' sense of themselves changes as they move into adolescence. Students and researchers will find Exploring Identity and Gender illuminating in the intelligent application of the use of narratives.

Amia Lieblich
Introduction
Annie G Rogers, Lyn Mikel Brown and Mark B Tappan
Interpreting Loss in Ego Development in Girls
Regression or Resistance?

 
Shulamit Reinharz
Feminist Biography
The Pains, the Joys, the Dilemmas

 
Dan Bar-On and Noga Gilad
To Rebuild Life
A Narrative Analysis of Three Generations of an Israeli Holocaust Survivors' Family

 
Richard L Ochberg
Life Stories and Storied Lives
Dalia Etzion and Amittai Niv
The `Magician's Predicament' as a Managerial Hazard
Sherry L Hatcher
Personal Rites of Passage
Stories of College Youth

 
Jill F Kealey McRae
A Woman's Story
E Pluribus Unum

 
Abigail J Stewart
The Women's Movement and Women's Lives
Linking Individual Development and Social Events

 

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ISBN: 9780803955691
$142.00