... hypothesise that underlying successful examples of neonatal imitation exists a narrative temporal structure, expressed and perceived not only through vocalisations but also (if not primarily) through movement. We contextualise neonatal imitation through a communicative lens, viewing the phenomenon as an early...

...Joshua D. Perlin; Robyn Fivush We propose an interdisciplinary developmental model of narrative redemption. Although redemption is one of the most thoroughly studied constructs in the narrative identity literature, research to date has not sufficiently addressed the qualitative structures...

...Luka Lucić Young people growing up in war zones experience significant changes of their physical and social environments caused by urban destruction. Employing the methodology of narrative inquiry, this work theoretically explores environmental and spatial affordances enabling sociocognitive...

...Phillip L. Hammack Scholars across a range of disciplines have increasingly argued that the intractability of political conflicts is rooted in the proliferation of competing historical narratives. These collective narratives construct the basis of a sense of shared collective identity. Narrative...

... from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Identity Meaning Narrative Political conflict Youth Commentary Human Development 2010;53:202 207 DOI: 10.1159/000320046 The Shifting Complex of Identity: Issues of Individual and Contextual...

... to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Moral agency Moral development Narrative Commentary Human Development 2010;53:81 86 DOI: 10.1159/000288209 Telling Moral Stories: From Agency to Authorship Commentary...

... Feldman Jerome Bruner David Kalmar Bobbi Renderer New York University. New York. N.Y.. USA Paper Human Development 1993;36:327-342 Plot, Plight, and Dramatism: Interpretation at Three Ages Key Words Cognition Culture Interpretation Lexicon Literature Meaning Models Narrative Abstract There is a good deal...

...Gisela Labouvie-Vief; Lucinda Orwoll; Marianna Manion Traditional rationalistic theories of mind and self are based on a duality of modes of processing or ways of speaking. These complementary processes are also narratively undergirded and personified by gender imagery in which parts of the mind...

... or safety. The publisher and the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Aging Folktales Narrative Psychosocial development Self Women Paper Human...

... Narrative Personality Sex differences Wisdom Paper Human Development 1993;36:274-296 Lucinda Orwoll W. Andrew Achenbaum University of Michigan. Ann Arbor. Mich.. USA Gender and the Development of W isdom Keywords Affect Cognition Conation Gender Narrative Personality Sex differences Wisdom Abstract...

...James M. Day; Mark B. Tappan The narrative approach to the study of moral development is based on central theoretical assumptions about self that are described in this article. Careful attention to narrative yields an approach in which language plays a much larger role in structuring moral life...

... in practices. However, traditional cognitive abilities still represent the analytic units, and the relation between these abilities and cultural practices is examined. According to a third, ‘culture in mind’ account, evidenced in the study of narrative thinking, a cultural category – narrative – is intrinsic...

... such as transition, narrative, shared social construction, and the dialectic are also examined. The theoretical framework they provide is compared with other theoretical approaches to development. A constructivist model of adult development is then presented. Finally, this constructivist scaffold for understanding...

...Hubert J.M. Hermans In the context of a contextual or narrative metamodel of life-span development, a method of self-investigation is described. The method enables a person to tell his or her life story to a psychologist in a way that results in an overview of valuations, including moral valuations...

...Jerome Bruner Each culture generates a ‘folk psychology’ in the form of narratives about how people are, how and why they act, and how they deal with trouble. These narratives typically depict a canonical state of things and a deviation from that state. Stories are means for making these deviations...

... from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. 23 12 2009 Dialectics Hermeneutics History Memory Models of development Narrative Time Original Papers Hum. Dev. 27: 1-19 (1984) © 1984 S. Karger AG, Basel 0018-716X/84/0271-0001...

...Brian Sutton-Smith; Gilbert Botvin; Daniel Mahony The paper examines structural paradigms for the analysis of narrative drawn from Levi-Strauss , Propp and Piaget . It shows that all are successful in differentiating between the stories freely told by children of different age levels ranging from 2...

...Sarah Michaels 11 7 2005 Commentary Human Development 2005;48:136 145 DOI: 10.1159/000085516 Can the Intellectual Affordances of Working-Class Storytelling Be Leveraged in School? Sarah Michaels1 Clark University, Worcester, Mass., USA Key Words Cultural tools ` Narrative ` Schooling...

.... Finally, in the third step, I discuss how the first two levels are used to develop positions in relation to any preexisting normative discourses (master narratives). My observations focus on the role of narrative and interaction in the microgenetic construal of identity and self, and reveal how...

...Rogers Hall Commentary Human Development 2004;47:354 360 DOI: 10.1159/000081037 Attaching Self and Others to Social Categories as an Interactional and Historical Achievement Rogers Hall Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn., USA Key Words Adolescence ` Gender identity ` Narrative Culture...