What is the term for the shift in which stories became recognized as data in research?
The Narrative Turn
Complete the formula: Experience = ______ + ______.
what is Interaction + Continuity
(Dewey, 1938).
Besides the personal/social and time, what is the third dimension of the narrative inquiry space?
Place (or milieu)
Who delivered the TED Talk "The Danger of a Single Story"?
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
Narrative inquiry marked a move away from which research paradigm?
Positivism.
Who wrote, "Experiences grow out of other experiences and lead to further experiences"?
John Dewey (1938).
What is the belief that experiences grow out of past ones and lead to future ones called?
Continuity
Fraser (2004) uses three metaphors for narrative work. Name two.
Chef, Artist, or Traveler
The two words that describe how narrative is both the structured quality of lived experience AND the pattern of inquiry for its study.
phenomenon and method.
A classroom project asks students to connect past learning to current activities and future goals. Which Deweyan principle is most central here?
Continuity
A researcher maps a participant's life story across schools attended (different cities), key relationships, and turning points over time. Which dimensions are being engaged?
Place, Personal/Social, and Temporal
Your transcript includes long pauses, emotion, and non-linear jumps. What does this suggest about your analytic stance and reporting, according to Fraser (2004)?
What is treating data as messy, subjective, and interpretive