Stories, Community, and Place: Narratives from Middle America
Barbara Johnstone explores how narratives from Middle America connect storytelling with community and place. Focusing on the relationship between language, identity, and local experience, this book offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the ways people create meaning and express belonging through the stories they tell.
About This Book
Stories, Community, and Place explores the relationship between narrative, community, and place in Middle America.
Barbara Johnstone considers how stories reflect the settings and social worlds in which they are told.
The book brings attention to language, identity, and belonging through narratives rooted in local experience.
It offers readers an interdisciplinary perspective on the connections among storytelling, community life, and geographic place.
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