On the Horizon: Volume 14 Issue 4
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EducationTable Of Contents - Special Issue: Storytelling in a liminal time
Storytelling in a liminal time
Boria SaxThis paper aims to provide an introduction to the special issue of On the Horizon on “Storytelling in a liminal time”.
The oral epic and the web site: a story of convergence
R.J. CloughertyThe paper seeks to illustrate the way in which internet and hyper‐text practices reflect ancient and classical literary practice, both of which differ from linear…
A story in small lessons magnified: the creation of an online campus
Karen M. WhiteThis paper aims to outline the beginnings of online education.
The case study: storytelling in the industrial age and beyond
Barbara BenjaminStorytelling is traditionally associated with an oral tradition, dating back to the age of the hunter‐gatherer. Beginning with the etymology of the word, “story,” this…
Storytelling and the “information overload”
Boria SaxThis article seeks to examine the various functions served by storytelling, from its origins in prehistoric times to the post‐industrial age.
Review of The Truth of Stories: A Native Narrative by Thomas King
Betsy HearneThis is a review of The Truth of Stories by Thomas King.
Review of Storytelling in Daily Life: Performing Narrative by Langellier and Peterson
Kate McDowellThis review seeks to evaluate the book Storytelling in Daily Life by Langellier and Peterson.
Review of Storytelling in Organizations: Why Storytelling Is Transforming 21st Century Organizations and Management by John Seeley Brown
Sharon L. ComstockThis is a review of Storytelling in Organizations: Why Storytelling Is Transforming 21st Century Organizations and Management by John Seeley Brown.
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen access:
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- Dr Andy Hines