Gabriele Rosenthal

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Gabriele Rosenthal

Sociology

#341

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#427

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According to Wikipedia, Gabriele Rosenthal is a German sociologist and head of Department for Qualitative Methods of the Center for Methods in Social Sciences of the University of Göttingen, Germany. Rosenthal is recognized for the introduction of the method of biographical case reconstruction using biographical narrative interviews . She is known for systemizing the influences of the Gestalt theory , the sociology of knowledge , and the sociology of figurations and processes to explain the interrelationship between experience, memory and narrative, as well as how social figurations intertwine with individual biographies.

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Gabriele Rosenthal's Published Works

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Reconstruction of life stories: principles of selection in generating stories for narrative biographical interviews (1993) (476)
The Healing Effects of Storytelling: On the Conditions of Curative Storytelling in the Context of Research and Counseling (2003) (190)
The Holocaust in three generations : families of victims and perpetrators of the Nazi regime (1998) (111)
The Narrated Life Story: On the Interrelation Between Experience, Memory and Narration (2006) (62)
Das Narrative Interview (2002) (60)
A Biographical Case Study of a Victimizer's Daughter's Strategy: Pseudo-Identification With the Victims of the Holocaust (1992) (51)
Interpretive Social Research : An Introduction (2018) (40)
Ethnicity, Belonging and Biography : Ethnographical and Biographical Perspectives (2009) (22)
National identity or multicultural autobiography? Theoretical concepts of biographical constitution grounded in case reconstructions (1997) (19)
Migration and Questions of Belonging. Migrants in Germany and Florida (2009) (18)
Three Generations in Jewish and Non-Jewish German Families after the Unification of Germany (1998) (16)
Family history: Life stories (2002) (12)
GERMAN WAR MEMORIES: NARRABILITY AND THE BIOGRAPHICAL AND SOCIAL FUNCTIONS OF REMEMBERING (2016) (11)
The social construction of individual and collective memory (2015) (11)
Veiling and denying the past: the dialogue in families of Holocaust survivors and families of Nazi perpetrators (2003) (11)
Veiling and denying the past (2002) (10)
A Plea for a More Interpretive, More Empirical and More Historical Sociology (2012) (10)
Die ,unerzählten‘ Geschichten von Außenseitern und deren Relevanz für die Analyse von (Post-)Konfliktfigurationen. Interviews mit Opfern kollektiver Gewalt in Norduganda (West Nile) (2012) (8)
The "Untold" Stories of Outsiders and Their Significance for the Analysis of (Post-) Conflict Figurations. Interviews with Victims of Collective Violence in Northern Uganda (West Nile) (2014) (8)
Established and Outsiders at the Same Time - Self-Images and We-Images of Palestinians in the West Bank and in Israel (2016) (7)
Social transformation in the context of familial experience: biographical consequences of a denied past in the Soviet Union (2000) (3)
Preface: Biography and Ethnicity: Development and Changes in Senses of Socio-cultural Belonging in Migrant Populations in the US and Germany (2009) (2)
National Socialism and Anti-Semitism in Intergenerational Dialogue (2010) (2)
Child Soldiers in Context (2020) (2)
Rebels in Northern Uganda after their return to civilian life: between a strong we-image and experiences of isolation and discrimination (2017) (2)
Passing the guilt on to the grandchildren:: The Sonntag family (2010) (1)
Surviving together and living apart in Israel and West Germany:: The Genzor family (2010) (1)
The collective trauma of the Lodz Ghetto:: the Goldstern family (2010) (0)
A love-hate relationship with Germany:: The Arad family (2010) (0)
Traumatic family pasts (2010) (0)
Victims and perpetrators in socio-political (post) conflict settings (2012) (0)
The intergenerational process of mourning:: The families of Fred, Lea, and Nadja Weber (2010) (0)
Ethnography and Biographical Research (2018) (0)
Investigating Collective and Individual Dynamics—Towards an Interpretative Social ResearchSensitive to History and Process (2016) (0)
Families with grandparents of the “Youth Aliyah generation” (2010) (0)
Social-constructivist and figurational biographical research (2022) (0)
Biographies of Outsiders and Outsider Groupings (2016) (0)
Anti-fascism as substitute mourning:: The Basler family (2010) (0)
Biography, Migration and Belonging I (2018) (0)
Biographical Research in the Context of a Historical-Interpretative Sociology (2018) (0)
HCMR INTERVIEW: Gerald Rosenthal (1978) (0)
Biography and Violence (2018) (0)
Surviving as inmate-functionaries:: The Shapiro/Sneidler family (2010) (0)
Palestinians in the West Bank: Diverse collective belongings, varying collective memories and the experiences of discrimination in diverse interactional contexts (2012) (0)
Creating a Good Balance between Detachment and Involvement in Biographical Research (2018) (0)
Challenges of Biographical Research (2016) (0)
3.21 Interview (2019) (0)
Children and Juveniles in an Outsider Position (2016) (0)
1.20 Sociology (2019) (0)
We are the victims of history:: The Seewald family (2010) (0)
Shared and divided worlds:: The Stern family (2010) (0)
Similarities and differences in family dialogue (2010) (0)
Questions and Method (2010) (0)
Veiling and denying (2010) (0)

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University of Göttingen