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The essays focus on the ‘narrative’ as a form of ordering and cognition in any medium : language, visual media, performance or film. The volume invites interdisciplinary dialogues on the dynamic nature of the narrative and highlights the processes by which the narrative shapes socio-political, historical, literary and cultural forms. Incorporating recent developments in narrative theory and technologies, the volume is an invaluable resource for scholars in women’s studies, new media communications, culture studies, indigenous studies, sociology, literature and other areas in the humanities and the social sciences