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2251 - Culture and Narrative
Sun, August 12, 10:30am to 12:10pm, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Floor: Level 4, 406Session Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
Description
This session examines the work of narratives in crafting social collectivities and social selves. We will focus on narratives' power to include and exclude at the levels of nation and family, their ability and failure to propel social change, and their multiple effects on the production of selves.
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Individual Presentations
Heroes, Villains and Legacies of Modernization: Transforming Mexican Nationalism - Eldad J. Levy, University of Texas-Austin
National Mythology as Dualistic Structure: Sexual Minorities and the Struggle for National Identity in Contemporary Poland - Ian Bratcher
The Cultural Limitations of Never Again: Why International Education and Conflict Resolution Fail to Prevent Genocide - Lily Ivanova
The Grammar of Stigma: Race, Disability, and Weight in a Family Context - Jenny L. Davis, The Australian National University; Carla Goar, Kent State University; Bianca Manago, Indiana University
The Narrative Dissipation of Identity: Blurring Categorical Bounds of Selfhood in Christian Testimonial Practice - Graham Wilson Hill, University of Bern