The Co-authored Self: Family Stories and the Construction of Personal Identity

Kate C. McLean

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Identity, Memory, and Therapy Family Dynamics and Relationships Qualitative research in health

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Chapter One: Building the Narrative Ecology Section 1 Setting the Stage Chapter Two. Developmental Considerations Chapter Three. Theoretical Approaches to Identity Development and the Power of Narrative Section 2 Master Narratives and Personal Narratives: The Stories our Families Tell About Us Chapter Four. Two Storied Paths to Identity Integration Chapter Five. Resisting Stories Section 3 Broadening the Narrative Ecology: Another Story, An Other's Story Chapter Six. Parents are People: Parent's Identities Chapter Seven. Parents' stories: Children's Identities Section 4 Broader Contexts of Storytelling: Gender and Peers Chapter Eight. The Gendered Socialization of Narrative and Identity Chapter Nine. Peers and Family Stories Section 5 Conclusion Chapter Ten: The End of the Story, for now Appendix: Methodological Issues References About the Author Index

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