Socially Organised Use of Memories of Mother in Narrative Reconstruction of Problematic Pasts | John Benjamins

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Socially Organised Use of Memories of Mother in Narrative Reconstruction of Problematic Pasts
Author(s): Kyoko Murakami
Source: Narrative Inquiry, Volume 12, Issue 2, Jan 2002, p. 381 - 390
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1075/ni.12.2.09mur

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