Suchergebnisse

Intro -- Title Page -- Dedication -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Finding Grace, One Mother at a Time -- Chapter 1: Michelle Moore: Heal "Thyself" First -- Chapter 2: Connie Uddo: Surviving Hurricane Katrina -- Chapter 3: Lori Alhadeff: Making Schools Safe -- Chapter 4: Bonnie Carroll: Healing Loss for Military Families -- Chapter 5: Debbie Moak, Bridget Costello, and Marianne Gouveia: The Endless Road of Addiction -- Chapter 6: Sister Mary: One Little Nun Fights Poverty in India -- Chapter 7: Lorraine Tallman: Making Chemo Cozy for Kiddos -- Chapter 8: Kristen Salcito Sandquist and Jennifer Noelani Spenser: Empowering Dreams Beyond Disability -- Chapter 9: Nikki Haskett: Take Me to the River -- Chapter 10: What is My Grace? -- How to Create Your Own Philanthropic Mission -- More About the Moms -- About Mother's Grace -- About the Author -- Copyright.

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Researching Life Stories critically and pragmatically reflects upon the use of life stories in social and educational research. Using four life stories as examples, the authors apply four different, practical approaches to demonstrate effective research and analysis. As well as examining in detail the four life stories around which the book is written, areas covered include: * Method and methodology in life story research * Analysis * Reflections on analyses * Craft and ethics in researching life * Policy, practice and theory in life story research. Throughout the book the authors demystify the issues surrounding life story research and demonstrate the significance of this approach to understanding individual and social worlds. This unique approach to life story research will be a valuable resource for all social science and education researchers at undergraduate and postgraduate level.