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Narrative and Coherence

Mind & Language, 2004
Abstract: We outline a theory of one puzzling aspect of human cognition: a tendency to exaggerate the degree to which agency is manifested in the world. We call this over‐coherent thinking. We use Pylyshyn's idea of cognitive penetrability to help characterize this notion. We argue that this kind of thinking is essentially narrative in form rather than
Gregory Currie, Jon Jureidini
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Beyond narrative coherence

2010
The introduction suggests a paradigmatic turn in narrative studies as regards the coherence thesis. The classical, Aristotelian, notion has been widely shared among scholars who otherwise often disagree, often drastically, from folklore and linguistics to philosophy, psychology and narrativist theory of history.
Matti Hyvärinen   +3 more
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Towards Automatic Narrative Coherence Prediction

Proceedings of the 2021 International Conference on Multimodal Interaction, 2021
Research in Psychology has shown that stories people tell about themselves, and how they recall their experiences, reveal a lot about their individual characteristics and mental well-being. The Narrative Coherence Coding Scheme (NaCCS) is a set of guidelines established in psychology research for annotating the “coherence” of a narrative along three ...
Filip Bendevski   +7 more
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The Problem of Narrative Coherence

Journal of Constructivist Psychology, 2006
A growing number of psychological theorists, researchers, and therapists agree that people create meaningful selves through the individual and social construction of coherent life stories. But what is a coherent story? And are good life stories always coherent?
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