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Criminology and the narrative turn
Crime, Media, Culture, 2016This paper situates narrative criminology within criminology and the academy at large. Narrative criminologists ask how narratives, particularly narratives of the self, influence criminal and other harmful action. The idea that our stories shape our experiences is well developed in the humanities (literature, philosophy) and in the social sciences ...
Lois Presser
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2021
The purpose of this chapter is to twofold: to introduce narrative as a research method and as an organising principle for criminological theory. It begins by distinguishing six levels of criminological inquiry – approaches, frameworks, theories, models, methodologies, and methods – and their relationships with narrative ...
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The purpose of this chapter is to twofold: to introduce narrative as a research method and as an organising principle for criminological theory. It begins by distinguishing six levels of criminological inquiry – approaches, frameworks, theories, models, methodologies, and methods – and their relationships with narrative ...
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2020
Narrative criminology is a relatively new theoretical perspective that highlights the influence of stories on harmful actions and patterns of action. Narrative criminology researchers study stories themselves, rather than what stories report on, for effects.
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Narrative criminology is a relatively new theoretical perspective that highlights the influence of stories on harmful actions and patterns of action. Narrative criminology researchers study stories themselves, rather than what stories report on, for effects.
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Introduction: Narrative, Criminology, and Fiction
2021The purpose of this chapter is to introduce narrative representation, criminology, and the concept of fiction. The chapter begins with a delineation of criminology as an academic discipline and crime as a contested concept. Narrative vs. non-narrative distinguishes narrative representation from the various forms of non-narrative representation and ...
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Cultural criminology and narrative criminology’s shared interests
Tijdschrift over Cultuur & Criminaliteit, 2020Cultural criminology and narrative criminology’s shared interests – More than just criminological verstehen This article explores the intersection of two criminological perspectives—cultural criminology and narrative criminology. Taking inspiration from Mills and Fleetwood’s article, ‘Prepping and verstehen: A narrative criminological ...
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Conclusion: Criminology of Narrative Fiction
2021The purpose of this chapter is to reflect on the development of the argument for a theory of criminological fiction in the previous six chapters. The chapter opens with an extended example, Martin Scorsese’s The Departed (2006), which demonstrates the way in which the three aetiological ...
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A Criminology of Narrative Fiction
2021Drawing on complex narratives across film, TV, novels and graphic novels, this authoritative critical analysis demonstrates the value of fictional narratives as a tool for understanding, explaining and reducing crime and social harm. McGregor establishes an original theory of the criminological value of fiction.
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"Protecting and defending Mummy: Narrative Criminology and Psychosocial Criminology
2019Narrative criminology (NC) studies the narratives of offenders, approaching them from a sociological and linguistic perspective. Psychosocial criminology (PSC), by contrast, applies the discoveries of psychoanalysis to criminology, following the British tradition of psychosocial studies, which approach social problems and crime as connected to the ...
A. Verde, N. Knechtlin
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