Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface to the Series vii
4. Foreword xiii
5. Part I THEORETICAL POSITIONS AND REFLECTIONS
6. CHAPTER 1 Narrative Psychology and Historical Consciousness Relationships and Perspectives 3
7. CHAPTER 2 Past and Present as Narrative Constructions 23
8. CHAPTER 3 Telling Stories, Making History Toward a Narrative Psychology of the Historical Construction of Meaning 44
9. CHAPTER 4 Narrative, Moral Identity, and Historical Consciousness: A Social Constructionist Account 99
10. CHAPTER 5 Narrative Truth and Identity Formation: Abduction and Abuse Stories as Metaphors 120
11. Part 2 ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF NARRATIVE COMPETENCE AND HISTORICAL CONSCIOUSNESS
12. CHAPTER 6 The Concept of Time and the Faculty of Judgment in the Ontogenesis of Historical Consciousness 135
13. CHAPTER 7 Historical Consciousness: The Progress of Knowledge in a Postprogressive Age 141
14. Part 3 EMPIRICAL RESEARCH/ CASE STUDIES
15. CHAPTER 8 Empirical Psychological Approaches to the Historical Consciousness of Children 163
16. CHAPTER 9 The Psychological Study of Historical Consciousness 187
17. CHAPTER 10 Biography—A Dream? Self-Chronicling in the Age of Psychoanalysis 211
18. CHAPTER 11 Authenticity and Authority On Understanding the Shoah 228
19. CHAPTER 12 Albert Speer’s Memories of the Future On the Historical Consciousness of a Leading Figure in the Third Reich 245
20. Bibliography 257
21. Notes on Contributors 273
22. Index of Names 277