I have many books explaining narrative inquiry and articles showing how the research was conducted but I have yet to find any thesis that use narrative inquiry and be able to look at the content page to see how it is "set out".
By my still amateur viewpoint, I am guessing it looks different from the more traditional chapters of "lit review" "methodology" etc. I wondered if anyone can share their content page with me or offer some advice/signpost books please? I would be ever so grateful.
Thank you very much
Jess
Thank you Monyer! :) This is useful. It seems like a mixture of traditional style and then going into stories
Hi Jess,
I'm in the fifth year of my PhD using narrative inquiry as both the theoretical and methodological framework. It's not done yet, but hoping to get there in the next couple of months.
I used a narrative inquiry framework that needed to follow the traditional introduction, lit review, theoretical and methodological frameworks, analysis etc. for the university. However, the greatest deviation for me was the inclusion of a complete chapter containing the restoried stories. This is a crucial part of narrative inquiry and is dealt with very differently in different theses.
If you search for thesis on your university library off-campus databases I'm sure you will find some.
Please let me know if you would like to discuss anything further.
All the best,
Brenda
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