
The Storied Nature of Human Experience: Fact and Fiction
Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada
Acadia University
May 25-27, 2006
About
“The Narrative Turn has influenced the humanities, the social sciences, and the health sciences. The third Narrative Matters conference explored ideas about narrative - or story - in various aspects of human experience, in response to increasing interest in narrative modes of thought and expression.” — from the call for papers.
Featured Topics
The place of story in education, literature, politics, religion and the
mediaNarrative and diversity (e.g., culture, ethnicity, gender, age)
Collecting and analyzing stories as data in qualitative research
Narrative perspectives on memory, identity, and community
Narratives in therapeutic processes and relationships
Narratives of place
Organizer
Dr Pat O’Neill, Acadia University
Keynote Speakers
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Bob Barton
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Robyn Fivush
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R. Murray Schafer
PRESENTATIONS
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