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Biographical methods

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Soul Stories

Anne E. Streaty Wimberly

2005

A professional's guide to older adults' life review

James J. Magee

1988

Parallels between writing biographies and clinical practice

Esther Urdang

2014

Before they could vote

Sidonie Smith

2006

American Indian children at school, 1850-1930

Michael C. Coleman

1993

Introducing narrative psychology

Michele L. Crossley

2000

Life lived like a story

Julie Cruikshank

1990

Writing womens's worlds

Lila Abu-Lughod

1993

Native American Life-History Narratives

Susan Berry Brill de Ramírez

2007

Documents of Life Revisted

Liz Stanle

2013

Lives of promise

Jerry D. Flack

1992

Reminiscence reviewed

Joanna Bornat

1994

The stories we are

William Lowell Randall

1995

Biodata

Russell Drakeley, Barrie Gunter, Furnham, Adrian.

1993

Interpreting Womens Lives

Personal Narrative Group

1989

Tell me a story

Daniel Taylor

2001

Three Swahili Women

Margaret Strobel, Sarah Mirza

1989

Turncoats & true believers

Ted George Goertzel

1992

Biographical research methods

Miller, Robert L. MA.

2005

Encyclopedia of women's autobiography

Jo Malin, Victoria Boynton

2005

Autoethnography as method

Heewon Chang

2008

Composing a further life

Mary Catherine Bateson

2010

The Faithful Gardener

Clarissa Pinkola Estés

1995

Interpreting women's lives

Joy Webster Barbre

1989

Exploring identity and gender

Ruthellen Josselson, Amia Lieblich

1994

Soul stories

Anne Streaty Wimberly

1994

Interpreting life histories

Lawrence Craig Watson

1985

Documents of life

Kenneth Plummer

1983

Auto/ethnography

Deborah Reed-Danahay

1997

The meaning of reminiscence and life review

Jon Hendricks

1995

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