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Acknowledgments 1. Narrative as Construct and as Construction: AnIntroduction Linda C. Garro and Cheryl Mattingly 2. "Fiction" and"Historicity" in Doctors' Stories: Social and Narrative Dimensionsof Learning Medicine Byron J. Good and Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good 3. CulturalKnowledge as Resource in Illness Narratives: Remembering through Accounts ofIllness Linda C. Garro 4. Strategic Suffering: Illness Narratives as SocialEmpowerment among Mexican Cancer Patients Linda M. Hunt 5. PhysicianAutobiography: Narrative and the Social History of Medicine Donald Pollock6. "Even If We Don't Have Children [We] Can Live": Stigma andInfertility in South India Catherine Kohler Riessman 7. Broken Narratives:Clinical Encounters and the Poetics of Illness Experience Laurence J.Kirmayer 8. Emergent Narratives Cheryl Mattingly 9. With Life in One's Lap:The Story of an Eye/I (or Two) Unni Wikan 10. Psychotherapy in Clients'Trajectories across Contexts Ole Dreier 11. Narrative Turns Linda C. Garroand Cheryl Mattingly Contributors Index