Things That Matter
Special Objects in Our Stories as We Age
Herausgeber: Randall, William L; Robinson, Matte
Things That Matter
Special Objects in Our Stories as We Age
Herausgeber: Randall, William L; Robinson, Matte
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This book explores the complex connections between the memories, emotions, and objects that hold special meaning for us across the years.
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This book explores the complex connections between the memories, emotions, and objects that hold special meaning for us across the years.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 360
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 218mm x 157mm x 38mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9781487524470
- ISBN-10: 1487524471
- Artikelnr.: 67739950
- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 360
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 218mm x 157mm x 38mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9781487524470
- ISBN-10: 1487524471
- Artikelnr.: 67739950
Edited by William L. Randall and Matte Robinson
Preface
Part I: Theoretical Meanderings
1. Why Things that Matter? The Context, the Project, and the Book
2. Supporting Things that Matter: Key Concepts and Distinctions
3. Living in a World of Things: Objects, Tools, and Stories
Part II: Research Adventures
4. Things and Stories: Our Participants’ Worlds at a Glance
5. Sea Glass Jewelry: New Chapters for Old Things
6. Apple Quilt: Repositories and Legacies
7. Labyrinth Ring: Identifying Our Stories and Digging Deep
8. Torn Page from a Textbook: The Story of the Violinist that Wasn’t
9. Packet of Love Letters: Legacy Narratives and Serendipity Stories
10. Beer Stein: From Trauma to Fairy Tale
11. Frozen Red Currants: Memory, Textiles, and Symbol-Making
12. Mahogany Table: Bringing Things Together
Part III: Pathways of Practice
13. Things to Know about Life-Writing Groups: Some Variables Involved
14. Writing Things about Our Lives: Exploring, Examining, and Embracing Our
Stories
15. Stories and Things: A Chat with Two Professionals
Afterword: Changing Things Changing Us: Further Reflections on the Role of
Cherished Objects in the Stories of Our Lives
Appendices One and Two
References
Index
Part I: Theoretical Meanderings
1. Why Things that Matter? The Context, the Project, and the Book
2. Supporting Things that Matter: Key Concepts and Distinctions
3. Living in a World of Things: Objects, Tools, and Stories
Part II: Research Adventures
4. Things and Stories: Our Participants’ Worlds at a Glance
5. Sea Glass Jewelry: New Chapters for Old Things
6. Apple Quilt: Repositories and Legacies
7. Labyrinth Ring: Identifying Our Stories and Digging Deep
8. Torn Page from a Textbook: The Story of the Violinist that Wasn’t
9. Packet of Love Letters: Legacy Narratives and Serendipity Stories
10. Beer Stein: From Trauma to Fairy Tale
11. Frozen Red Currants: Memory, Textiles, and Symbol-Making
12. Mahogany Table: Bringing Things Together
Part III: Pathways of Practice
13. Things to Know about Life-Writing Groups: Some Variables Involved
14. Writing Things about Our Lives: Exploring, Examining, and Embracing Our
Stories
15. Stories and Things: A Chat with Two Professionals
Afterword: Changing Things Changing Us: Further Reflections on the Role of
Cherished Objects in the Stories of Our Lives
Appendices One and Two
References
Index
Preface
Part I: Theoretical Meanderings
1. Why Things that Matter? The Context, the Project, and the Book
2. Supporting Things that Matter: Key Concepts and Distinctions
3. Living in a World of Things: Objects, Tools, and Stories
Part II: Research Adventures
4. Things and Stories: Our Participants’ Worlds at a Glance
5. Sea Glass Jewelry: New Chapters for Old Things
6. Apple Quilt: Repositories and Legacies
7. Labyrinth Ring: Identifying Our Stories and Digging Deep
8. Torn Page from a Textbook: The Story of the Violinist that Wasn’t
9. Packet of Love Letters: Legacy Narratives and Serendipity Stories
10. Beer Stein: From Trauma to Fairy Tale
11. Frozen Red Currants: Memory, Textiles, and Symbol-Making
12. Mahogany Table: Bringing Things Together
Part III: Pathways of Practice
13. Things to Know about Life-Writing Groups: Some Variables Involved
14. Writing Things about Our Lives: Exploring, Examining, and Embracing Our
Stories
15. Stories and Things: A Chat with Two Professionals
Afterword: Changing Things Changing Us: Further Reflections on the Role of
Cherished Objects in the Stories of Our Lives
Appendices One and Two
References
Index
Part I: Theoretical Meanderings
1. Why Things that Matter? The Context, the Project, and the Book
2. Supporting Things that Matter: Key Concepts and Distinctions
3. Living in a World of Things: Objects, Tools, and Stories
Part II: Research Adventures
4. Things and Stories: Our Participants’ Worlds at a Glance
5. Sea Glass Jewelry: New Chapters for Old Things
6. Apple Quilt: Repositories and Legacies
7. Labyrinth Ring: Identifying Our Stories and Digging Deep
8. Torn Page from a Textbook: The Story of the Violinist that Wasn’t
9. Packet of Love Letters: Legacy Narratives and Serendipity Stories
10. Beer Stein: From Trauma to Fairy Tale
11. Frozen Red Currants: Memory, Textiles, and Symbol-Making
12. Mahogany Table: Bringing Things Together
Part III: Pathways of Practice
13. Things to Know about Life-Writing Groups: Some Variables Involved
14. Writing Things about Our Lives: Exploring, Examining, and Embracing Our
Stories
15. Stories and Things: A Chat with Two Professionals
Afterword: Changing Things Changing Us: Further Reflections on the Role of
Cherished Objects in the Stories of Our Lives
Appendices One and Two
References
Index