TCRU/NOVELLA seminar - ‘I felt like crying’: feelings, moral judgement and creative revoicing in old

Date:

29/04/2014

Organised by:

NOVELLA/IOE

Presenter:

Dr Janet Maybin

Level:

Entry (no or almost no prior knowledge)

Contact:

Rowena Lamb or Ding Ding, novella@ioe.ac.uk, 020 7612 6921

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Venue:

Library, Thomas Coram Research Unit, Institute of Education, University of London, 27-28 Woburn Square, London

Description:

TCRU/NOVELLA seminar - ‘I felt like crying’: feelings, moral judgement and creative revoicing in older children’s narrative talk

Dr, Janet Maybin, Department of Language and Communication, Faculty of Education and Language Studies, The Open University

Date: 29th April 2014, Tuesday, 1-2pm
Location: Library, Thomas Coram Research Unit, Insititute of Education

This event is free to attend.

Children’s talk among themselves is full of anecdotes, narrative fragments and references to popular TV and film stories. Janet argues that these narratives provide children with unique opportunities for representing, exploring and evaluating personal and fictional experience and presenting themselves as particular kinds of people.

Janet Maybin was originally trained as a social anthropologist and has written extensively for Open University courses on English language and language arts. She researches and writes on adults’ and children’s informal language and literacy practices, focussing currently on narrative, creativity and voice. Publications include Children's voices: talk, knowledge and identity (2006), The Art of English: everyday texts and practices (coedited 2006) and The Routledge Companion to English Language Studies (coedited 2010).

Cost:

This event is free of charge.

Website and registration:

Region:

Greater London

Keywords:

Case Study, Participatory Research, Behavioural Research, Secondary Analysis, Mixed Methods, Visual Methods, Mixed Methods Data Handling and Data Analysis

Related publications and presentations:

Case Study
Participatory Research
Behavioural Research
Secondary Analysis
Mixed Methods
Visual Methods
Mixed Methods Data Handling and Data Analysis

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