Doing Narrative Research

Description:

The National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) is hosting an 'agenda setting' event, with NOVELLA and the Centre for Narrative Research (CNR), marking the launch of the second edition of Doing Narrative Research, which has been expanded from eight to 13 chapters. Preceding the launch, we have organised a half-day symposium on the theme of 'Narratives of Everyday Life', which will include short presentations from some of the contributing authors of Doing Narrative Research as well as audience led discussions.

There is no charge for the day, but places are limited and a reservation is required. Both events will be held at the Institute of Education in London at the following times.

Symposium: 2-5pm (registration from 1.45pm)

Book Launch: 5.30pm

If you are unable to attend, or even if you are, Sage is offering a 20% discount on purchases of the book. The discount code, which is valid until December 31st, is UK13EM076.

Please email novella@ioe.ac.uk on booking to state whether you will be attending the seminar, book launch or both.

 

Symposium Programme

 

1.45-2

Registration

2-2.10

Opening remarks

Corinne Squire, Centre for Narrative Research, University of East London

2.10-2.20

“Narratives and the Everyday”

Ann Phoenix, NOVELLA, Institute of Education

2.20-3.20

Panel One

Presenters: Wendy Patterson, Ann Phoenix and Maria Tamboukou

Discussant: Stephanie Taylor, The Open University

3.20-3.35

Coffee

3.35-3.45

On a decade of ‘trying not to define narrative’

Maria Tamboukou, Centre for Narrative Research, University of East London

3.45-4.45

Panel Two

Presenters: Corinne Squire, Gerrit Loots, and Molly Andrews

Discussant: Julia Brannen, NOVELLA, Institute of Education

4.45-5

Closing remarks

Molly Andrews, Centre for Narrative Research, University of East London

 

 

Cost:

This event is free to attend.

Website and registration:

http://store.ioe.ac.uk/browse/extra_info.asp?compid=1&modid=2&deptid=112&catid=42&prodid=213

Region:

Greater London

Keywords:

Secondary Analysis, Qualitative Data Handling and Data Analysis, Narrative Methods, Visual Data Analysis

Related publications and presentations:

Secondary Analysis
Qualitative Data Handling and Data Analysis
Narrative Methods
Visual Data Analysis

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