Interpreting Experience: The Narrative Study of Lives, Vol. 3 Book

	Introduction
1	Taking Narrative Seriously: Consequences for Method and Theory in Interview Studies	1
2	Imagining the Real: Empathy, Narrative, and the Dialogic Self	27
3	Biographical Work and New Ethnography	45
4	Life History and Academic Work: The Career of Professor G	59
5	Developmental Patterns of Mathematically Gifted Individuals as Viewed Through Their Narratives	100
6	The Quest for Connectedness: Loneliness as Process in the Narratives of Lonely University Students	116
7	It's the Telling That Makes the Difference	153
8	Life Histories as Social Texts of Personal Experiences in Sociolinguistic Studies: A Look at the Lives of Domestic Workers in Swaziland	173
9	Extending Boundaries: Narratives on Exchange	205
	Index	252
	About the Contributors	259