Narrative Frequency is a narrative analytic construct that specifies the number of times an event is recounted in a narrative relative to its factual occurrence, thereby distinguishing between singular, repetitive, or iterative narrative representations.
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Family Narrative as Political Activity
Elinor Ochs, Carolyn E. Taylor · Discourse & Society · 1992 · 223 citations
Interpersonal Narratives in Cognitive and Interpersonal Psychotherapies
Paul Crits‐Christoph, Mary Connolly, Sandi Shappell et al. · Psychotherapy Research · 1999 · 19 citations
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On Narrative Studies and Narrative Genres
Gerald Prince · Poetics Today · 1990 · 15 citations
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