Identity construction is often emphasized as an active process that results in the
development of a distinctive, coherent self. This study considers what it means to frame …

This study considers the role of accounting in moments of resistance in day-to-day
institutional contexts. It does so by drawing on the perspectives of Mikhail Bakhtin (1981 …

Responding to danah boyd's 2014 study, It's Complicated, this article uses evidence from a
sampling of 75 digital literacy narratives, produced within first-year composition courses, to …

Purpose There is contentious understanding of the role of sport in adult recreational drug
and alcohol addiction recovery. This study explored athlete autobiographies as cultural sites …

This essay proffers the author's 2018 staged production of Gloryfire in the HopKins Black
Box Theatre as a case study in the staging of experimental mop water performance. Mop …

Through combining a critical performative (auto) ethnography with performative writing, I
explore the world of two teenage cancer patients as they share their stories online. I allow …

Abstract The Books that Bind Us: Remediation of the Printed Book as Social Practice in the
21st Century, interrogates the attitudes, ideas, and practices of self-identified readers and …

This dissertation is a performative exploration of experience within our technoscientific—that
is, technologically and scientifically saturated—world. Drawing upon posthumanism and …

This thesis presents an evaluation of storytelling's relationship with the drug addicted
individual and their recovery from addiction. It reflects on how social narratives about …

The study examines two of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's novel–Purple Hibiscus and
Americanah within the context of postcolonial theory. The overall research purpose stressed …