...Ilaria Boncori; Kristin Samantha Williams Purpose This article explores memory work and storytelling as an organising tool through family histories, offering theoretical and methodological implications and extending existing conceptualisations of memory work as a feminist method. This approach...

... will be able to make better medical decisions, improve patient safety and use resources more effectively (Janke et al., 2016). In recent years, storytelling has gained popularity within the literature as it allows researchers the ability to share positive and negative experiences surrounding...

... was still there. It raised one eyebrow, waiting. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Research Writing Emotion Academic Creative Fiction Reflexivity Story Narratives Creative writing Storytelling Emotional aspects of work have been studied extensively since the seminal work...

... organizational storytelling for there is much to learn from our tales of the field. We are aware that many have reflected on their experiences, not just in the field, but also throughout the life of any given research project, and have stories that go unpublished, told as war stories only to a few colleagues...

... meaning through our own taken‐for‐granted suppositions, actions, and linguistic practices […]” We draw upon our experience of designing and conducting an on‐going research project into management learning through storytelling by UK local authority chief executives. The project is run jointly between...

... with storytelling are described; the first involves counter‐stories, which involved either discrediting accounts of patient as storytellers or offered different stories to suggest competing interpretations. The second involved collapsed story forms exchanged between staff as a means of convergent sense‐making...