Identity Through Stories: Story Structure and Function in Two Environmental Groups

Two environmental groups were analyzed in their usage of story telling as a tool for mediating identity formation and facilitating behavioral change of members. The structure and function of their stories are compared with those of a previously documented group, Alcoholics Anonymous. Comparisons of...

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Published in:Human organization 2000-04, Vol.59 (1), p.96-105
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Acculturation, contemporary social changes. (cultural action - rights of indigenous peoples )
Activism
Activists
Alcohol drinking
Alcoholism
Behavior Modification
Behavioral changes
Environmental Movements
Environmentalism
Environmentalists
Ethnology
Functional analysis
Group Dynamics
Groups
Identity
Identity formation
Interviews
Kempton, Willett
Lifestyle
Meetings
North America
Political action
Political activism
Political identity
Regional identity
Self Help Groups
Social Identity
Socialization
Stories
Story grammar
Storytelling
Structural analysis
Workbooks
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Activism
Activists
Alcohol drinking
Alcoholism
Behavior Modification
Behavioral changes
Environmental Movements
Environmentalism
Environmentalists
Ethnology
Functional analysis
Group Dynamics
Groups
Identity
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Interviews
Kempton, Willett
Lifestyle
Meetings
North America
Political action
Political activism
Political identity
Regional identity
Self Help Groups
Social Identity
Socialization
Stories
Story grammar
Storytelling
Structural analysis
Workbooks
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