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Introduction Molly Andrews, Shelley Day Sclater, Corinne Squire andAmal Treacher Section I. Narrative and Culture Preface: Narrative's MomentNorman K. Denzin Introduction Corinne Squire 1. Narrative, Civil Society andPublic Culture Ronald N. Jacobs 2. Resurrective Practice and Narrative CliveSeale 3. Wedding Bells and Baby Carriages: Heterosexuals Imagine GayFamilies, Gay Families Imagine Themselves Suzanne Danuta Walters 4.Narratives as Bad Faith Ian Craib Section II. Narrative and Life HistoryIntroduction Molly Andrews 5. When the Story's Over: Narrative Foreclosureand the Possibility of Self-Renewal Mark Freeman 6. A Cautious Ethnography ofSocialism: Autobiographical Narrative in the Czech Republic Zdenek Konopasekwith Molly Andrews 7. 'Papa's Bomb': the Local and the Global in Women'sManhattan Project Personal Narratives Carol Wolkowitz 8. Betrayals, Traumaand Self-Redemption? The Meanings of 'the Closing of the Mines' in TwoEx-miners' Narratives Tom Wengraf Section III. Narrative and DiscourseIntroduction Shelley Day Sclater 9. Narrative, Discourse and the Unconscious:a Case Study of Tommy Wendy Hollway and Tony Jefferson 10. FictionalisingIdentity? Ontological Assumptions and Methodological Productions of('Anorexic') Subjectivities Helen Malson 11. 'Let them Rot': Four Boys TalkAbout Punishment Marion V. Smith 12. Narrative and the Discursive(Re)construction of Events Jackie Abell, Elizabeth L. Stokoe and MichaelBillig Conclusion Phil Bradbury and Shelley Sclater