Interviews as Activated Storytelling : Contexts and Subjectivities (Paperback)

Introduction??Part I: Contexts??1. Interviews as Activated Storytelling Occasions? 2. Immigrant Belonging: Meaning-Making in Three Interview Modalities? 3. Life as A River: A Metaphor to Activate Marriage Migrants’ Life Stories? 4. Navigating Small-Town Complexities: Unraveling Attitudes Through Ethnographic Research? 5. Creating Meaning Together: Researcher as Participant, Collaborator, and Interpreter? 6. Contextual Dynamics in Interviewing in Institutional and “Free” Settings? 7. Activism as an Interpretive Context for Interviewing??Part II: Subjectivities??8. Activating Subjectivities in Research Interviews? 9. Researching, Interviewing, and Co-Writing the Experiences of a World War II Pilot? 10. Activating Prospective Hindsight Through Rehearsal Studios? 11. The Active Respondent? 12. Minding Whens, Whats, and Hows in Social Movement Oral History Interviews? 13. Multi-Active Research Interviews? 14. (Re)activated by Objects: Interviewing with and Beyond Unimodal Dialogue??Afterword