Corinne Squire is Professor of Social Sciences and Co-Director, Centre for Narrative Research, at the University of East London. She is also a research associate at Witwatersrand University, South Africa. Her research interests lie in narrative theory and methods, citizenship and HIV, subjectivities and popular culture, and the politics of forced migration.

Recommended. Graduate students, faculty, and professionals.

• Chapter 1: The Personal is Political: The Social Justice Functions of StoriesElliot Mishler and Corinne Squire Chapter 2: The Mystery of the Dangerous BookMolly Andrews Chapter 3: Using Narrative Analysis to Inform About Female and Male Sexual VictimizationJennifer O'Mahoney and Irina Anderson Chapter 4: Changing Lives in Unanticipated Ways? Disagreements About Racialized Responsibilities and Ethical Entanglements in Joint Analysis of Narrative StoriesAnn Phoenix Chapter 5: Hidden From View: Some Written Accounts of Community ActivismMichael Murray Chapter 6: The Power of Bearing Wit(h)ness: Intergenerational Storytelling About Racial Violence, Healing And ResistanceAlisa Del Tufo, Michelle Fine, Loren Cahill, Chinyere Okafor and Donelda Cook Chapter 7: Living Lives of Resistance in Multiple Registers: Dialogic Co-Constructions, Genocidal Violence and Post-Genocide Transitional JusticeM. Brinton Lykes Chapter 8: Narrative Subjects: Tense, (In)tension & (Im)possibilities For ChangeJill Bradbury Chapter 9: Cultural Identities and Narratives That 'Race': Representations and Resistance in the Context of a South African University Shose Kessi

Corinne Squire is Professor of Social Sciences and Co-Director, Centre for Narrative Research, at the University of East London. She is also a research associate at Witwatersrand University, South Africa. Her research interests lie in narrative theory and methods, citizenship and HIV, subjectivities and popular culture, and the politics of forced migration.

Recommended. Graduate students, faculty, and professionals.

• Chapter 1: The Personal is Political: The Social Justice Functions of StoriesElliot Mishler and Corinne Squire Chapter 2: The Mystery of the Dangerous BookMolly Andrews Chapter 3: Using Narrative Analysis to Inform About Female and Male Sexual VictimizationJennifer O'Mahoney and Irina Anderson Chapter 4: Changing Lives in Unanticipated Ways? Disagreements About Racialized Responsibilities and Ethical Entanglements in Joint Analysis of Narrative StoriesAnn Phoenix Chapter 5: Hidden From View: Some Written Accounts of Community ActivismMichael Murray Chapter 6: The Power of Bearing Wit(h)ness: Intergenerational Storytelling About Racial Violence, Healing And ResistanceAlisa Del Tufo, Michelle Fine, Loren Cahill, Chinyere Okafor and Donelda Cook Chapter 7: Living Lives of Resistance in Multiple Registers: Dialogic Co-Constructions, Genocidal Violence and Post-Genocide Transitional JusticeM. Brinton Lykes Chapter 8: Narrative Subjects: Tense, (In)tension & (Im)possibilities For ChangeJill Bradbury Chapter 9: Cultural Identities and Narratives That 'Race': Representations and Resistance in the Context of a South African University Shose Kessi