Shaul R. Shenhav is a senior lecturer in the Department of Political Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He is also the director of the Levi Eshkol Institute for Economic, Social and Political Research in Israel. His research interests include political narratives, political discourse, rhetoric, public diplomacy, and Israeli politics.

"Shaul Shenhav's Analyzing Social Narratives effortlessly and expertly speaks to multiple audiences-from the uninitiated novice, intrigued by the notion of narrative but unsure what it tells us or how to study it, to the experienced narratologist. The book makes signal conceptual contributions, while providing excellent concrete guidance on how to work with narratives, and it illustrates all its points with spare but telling examples. It is sure to become a required starting point among social scientists studying the narratives that shape our lives."-Ronald R. Krebs, University of Minnesota "Whether to found a nation, champion a political party, or rally the people in times of war, narratives serve to bind and to empassion. In this engaging and erudite book, Shaul Shenhav provides social scientists with a versatile set of tools for analyzing the social universe. In probing what it calls the "fractal logic" by which narratives multiply as they diffuse across social networks, this book exemplifies the intriguing possibilities of the narrative science."-Raul Lejano, New York University, Co-Author of The Power of Narratives in Environmental Networks

• Selected Contents: Series Editors’ Foreword Introduction: Being a story-listener 1. Story, text, narration and multiplicity in social narratives 2. Story: Stories and characters in social narratives 3. Text: The texts of social narratives 4. Narration: The power of narrators 5. Social narrative and multiplicity 6. Normative perspectives in the study of social narratives 7. Analyzing Social Narratives

Shaul R. Shenhav is a senior lecturer in the Department of Political Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He is also the director of the Levi Eshkol Institute for Economic, Social and Political Research in Israel. His research interests include political narratives, political discourse, rhetoric, public diplomacy, and Israeli politics.

"Shaul Shenhav's Analyzing Social Narratives effortlessly and expertly speaks to multiple audiences-from the uninitiated novice, intrigued by the notion of narrative but unsure what it tells us or how to study it, to the experienced narratologist. The book makes signal conceptual contributions, while providing excellent concrete guidance on how to work with narratives, and it illustrates all its points with spare but telling examples. It is sure to become a required starting point among social scientists studying the narratives that shape our lives."-Ronald R. Krebs, University of Minnesota "Whether to found a nation, champion a political party, or rally the people in times of war, narratives serve to bind and to empassion. In this engaging and erudite book, Shaul Shenhav provides social scientists with a versatile set of tools for analyzing the social universe. In probing what it calls the "fractal logic" by which narratives multiply as they diffuse across social networks, this book exemplifies the intriguing possibilities of the narrative science."-Raul Lejano, New York University, Co-Author of The Power of Narratives in Environmental Networks

• Selected Contents: Series Editors’ Foreword Introduction: Being a story-listener 1. Story, text, narration and multiplicity in social narratives 2. Story: Stories and characters in social narratives 3. Text: The texts of social narratives 4. Narration: The power of narrators 5. Social narrative and multiplicity 6. Normative perspectives in the study of social narratives 7. Analyzing Social Narratives

Shaul R. Shenhav is a senior lecturer in the Department of Political Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He is also the director of the Levi Eshkol Institute for Economic, Social and Political Research in Israel. His research interests include political narratives, political discourse, rhetoric, public diplomacy, and Israeli politics.

"Shaul Shenhav's Analyzing Social Narratives effortlessly and expertly speaks to multiple audiences-from the uninitiated novice, intrigued by the notion of narrative but unsure what it tells us or how to study it, to the experienced narratologist. The book makes signal conceptual contributions, while providing excellent concrete guidance on how to work with narratives, and it illustrates all its points with spare but telling examples. It is sure to become a required starting point among social scientists studying the narratives that shape our lives."-Ronald R. Krebs, University of Minnesota "Whether to found a nation, champion a political party, or rally the people in times of war, narratives serve to bind and to empassion. In this engaging and erudite book, Shaul Shenhav provides social scientists with a versatile set of tools for analyzing the social universe. In probing what it calls the "fractal logic" by which narratives multiply as they diffuse across social networks, this book exemplifies the intriguing possibilities of the narrative science."-Raul Lejano, New York University, Co-Author of The Power of Narratives in Environmental Networks

• Selected Contents: Series Editors’ Foreword Introduction: Being a story-listener 1. Story, text, narration and multiplicity in social narratives 2. Story: Stories and characters in social narratives 3. Text: The texts of social narratives 4. Narration: The power of narrators 5. Social narrative and multiplicity 6. Normative perspectives in the study of social narratives 7. Analyzing Social Narratives