Narrative Workshop - Incite at Columbia University
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Events Series
Narrative Workshop
The Narrative Workshop at Incite Institute assembles researchers across disciplines to discuss narrative from different theoretical and methodological perspectives.
‘Narrative’ has been theorized and operationalized in myriad ways to capture how (descriptions of) experiences unfold in time. This workshop aims to bring the broad landscape of narrative analysis into view.
We hope that together participants will develop a richer vocabulary for describing narrative and a stronger understanding of how different methods of narrative analysis yield different insights about social life.
The Narrative Workshop has limited capacity. To inquire about joining, please contact Dian Sheng or Amy Weissenbach.
Upcoming events from this Series
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go to the Narratives of Filiation in Mário de Andrade's Macunaíma event
Apr 16 Wednesday 4:00 pm
Narratives of Filiation in Mário de Andrade's MacunaímaNarrative WorkshopMarta Figlerowicz join us for the Narrative Workshop to discuss narratives of filiation presented in the novel Macunaíma written by Mario de Andrade.
Archival events from this Series
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go to the Narrativizing Crisis and Agency in Personal Appeals event
Apr 2 Wednesday 4:00 pm
Narrativizing Crisis and Agency in Personal AppealsNarrative WorkshopAmy Weissenbach joins us for the Narrative Workshop to discuss how storytelling narrativizes crisis and agency in personal appeals.
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go to the Using Narratives to Study Perception and Memory in the Brain event
Mar 12 Wednesday 4:00 pm
Using Narratives to Study Perception and Memory in the BrainNarrative WorkshopChris Baldassano visits the Narrative Workshop to study narratives for insight into perception and memory in the brain.
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go to the How Student Communities Shape Belief Liberalization in Higher Education event
Feb 19 Wednesday 4:00 pm
How Student Communities Shape Belief Liberalization in Higher EducationNarrative WorkshopCraig Rawlings visits the Narrative Workshop to discuss how student communities shape belief liberalization in higher education.