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Storylines, Causes, and the Locus of Interventions
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Storylines, Causes, and the Locus of Interventions

John W Murphy, Berkeley A Franz, Jung Min Choi and Karen A Callaghan
Narrative Medicine and Community-Based Health Care and Planning, pp.45-58
Springer International Publishing
2017-09-27

Abstract

Storylines Determinism Biography Causality Reason Explanatory models
A key implication of storylines is that reality is never simply encountered. No aspect of social life, in fact, escapes from language and the accompanying interpretations. As a result, behavior and events are uncertain, until their meaning is constructed. Facts, in this regard, are interpersonally developed, due to their dependence on human action (Pollner 1991). But how life in a community is interpreted is something that often defies prediction.

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