Oral and written narratives and cultural identity interdisciplinary approaches /
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Format: | Electronic eBook |
Language: | English |
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New York :
P. Lang,
c2007.
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Series: | Studies on themes and motifs in literature ;
v. 90. |
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Table of Contents:
- Narrative in dark times / Leah Bradshaw
- Recovering the Japanese in narrative / Kyoko Takashi and Douglas Wilkerson
- The function of ilianenmanobo storytelling in the preservation of culture / Hazel J. Wrigglesworth
- It's where my roots are : identity and place in the lives of older rural New Brunswick women / Jane E. Oliver
- The acquisition of voice in clinical settings : identity shifts in a narrative of a Brazilian immigrant woman / Branca Telles Ribeiro ... [et al.]
- Dialogicality, conflict and memory in Siona ethnohistory / E. Jean Langdon
- Autobiographical writing and voice : five echoes / Carl Leggo
- The self as hybrid contestation : three autobiographical stories from Singapore and Malaysia / Kwok-Kan Tam
- Zone of negotiation : storytelling, intersubjectivity and transcultural metamorphosis' reading the ethnic texts The woman warrior and The bonesetter's daughter / Weimin Tang
- Subversive storytelling : popular historiography, alternative cultural memory and modern Greek humorist Nikos Tsiforos / Sylvia Mittler
- Landscaping and narrating white Australian-ness in Murray Bail's Eucalyptus / Maria Jesus Cabarcos Traseira
- Subjective identity and objective reality in the Portuguese novels of Antonio Tabucchi / Corrado Federici
- Narrative, metaphor, and myth in C.S. Lewis' testimonial novel Till we have faces / Alison Searle
- Mirror, mirror, on the wall : the many faces of Snow White / Sandra Beckett
- Peace stories and peacebuilding : bringing narrative thinking to school improvement for peace in northern Ireland / Ron Smith and June Neill.