Storytelling Sociology: Narrative As Social Inquiry

Abstract

The Narrative Turn in Social Inquiry. Family and Place. Introduction. Searching for Yellowstone N.K. Denzin. Twin Towers N. Olivencia. Remembering George Washington on the Rio Grande A.J. Trevino. My Ain Folk: Scottish Oral History and the Sociological Imagination J.H.Faley. Everyone Else: Becoming Jewish T. Platt. Walking with Lao Tzu at Auschwitz D. Clinton. The Body. Introduction. Becoming Quasimodo: The Shaping of a Life W.E. Powell. No Body is Exempt: Beauty Compulsion and Resistance in Japan L. Miller. Mamas Always on Stage: The Absurdity of the pregnant Academic D. Vandegrift. Sexual Boundaries: Trespasses into Chaos M. Ryersbach. The Razors Edge: Narcotics and the Embodiment of Trauma D. Schaeffer. Hoop Dreams on Wheels R.J. Berger. Education and Work. Introduction. How I Started My Life in Crime S. Balkan. Born Illegal S.C. Richards Telling Tales: Journey of an Itinerant Storyteller R.A. Mello. Silence of the Lambs: The Architecture of the Abattoir C. Corroto. Working Class Heroes: Rinaldo Cappellini and the Struggle of Anthracite Mineworkers R.P. Wolensky. A Road Less Traveled J. Horton. It Means Something: The Ghosts of War W.B. Brown. The Passing of Time. Introduction. The Glowing of Such Fire R. Quinney.

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