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Making Sense of Collective Identities and Uncertainties: The Construction of Social Worlds from a Narrative Perspective
Fri, November 13, 5:00 to 6:15pm, Palmer House Hilton, Floor: Third Floor, Salon 3Session Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
In this international panel, scholars will present studies on the narrative creation of social worlds. Studies encompass narrative accounts of discrimination across cultural groups within the U.S., the constitution of intersecting professional and cultural identities by the example of Hong Kong journalists reporting from Beijing, and the construction of risk.
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Individual Presentations
Risk in the Making: Narrative, Problematic Integration and the Social Construction of 'Risk' *Top Paper - Laura Russell, Ohio University; Austin Babrow, Ohio University
Discursive Construction of Hong Kong ReportersÂ’ Identities: A Study of Hong Kong Reporters Narrating Working Experience in China - Yuen Sze Tsui, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
The Social Construction of Discrimination Across Cultural Groups - Mark Orbe, Western Michigan University; Sakile Camara, California State University, Northridge
