The past is a foreign country: disputed memories and telling rights in co-narrated refugee stories

Memory and time are the two fundamental components of personal experience narrative. For a sole narrator with no competing claims for reliability, time distance from the narrated events is more or less irrelevant, and storytelling can proceed smoothly. However, what happens when more than one partic...

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Published in:Text & talk 2017-11, Vol.37 (6), p.759-787
Main Authors: Tanner, Andrew, Stirling, Lesley
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Authority
co-narration
Discrepancies
dispute resolution
Memories
memory
narrative
Narratives
Negotiation
Personal experiences
Recall
refugee narratives
Refugees
Reliability
Rights
Storytelling
storytelling rights
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