Tracy Ann Hayes, Ph.D. (2018) Lancaster University, Lecturer and transdisciplinary researcher at the University of Cumbria; published on research methods, and young people’s relationship with nature, including Kindness: caring for self, others and nature - who cares and why? (2017).Theresa Edlmann, Ph.D. (2015) Rhodes University, is a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the University of South Africa and Research Fellow at Stellenbosch University. Her research focuses on historical memory and the legacies of apartheid and colonialism in South Africa.Laurinda Brown is a Reader in Mathematics Teacher Education at the University of Bristol. She enjoys editing, having edited international mathematics education journals and being one of the three editors for this volume.

• List of FiguresNotes on Contributing AuthorsAcknowledgementsIntroductionTheresa Edlmann, Tracy Ann Hayes and Laurinda BrownPart 1: Pedagogical PerspectivesIntroduction to Part 1Laurinda Brown1 Telling True Stories: Creative Approaches to Bringing Nonfiction to LifeDean Jobb2 “I Like to Give Things a Story”: One Teacher’s View of Teaching MathematicsLaurinda Brown and Maria Dolores Lozano (Lolis)3 Learning to Play: Stories of Learning Mathematics, Language and MusicSarah Eagle4 “Where Are You Going? Where Have You Been?”: Foundations and Methods for Revitalising Story Reading for ChildrenPhyllis Hastings5 Oral History and Storytelling: Reflection on an Alternative Approach of Teaching HistoryWai-ling Wong6 Storytelling as a Research Tool in a User-centred Design ProcessDenise DantasPart 2: Media PerspectivesIntroduction to Part 2Laurinda Brown7 Digital Storytelling on Life-Cycle WebsitesRasa Račiūnaitė-Paužuolienė8 Digital Storytelling: Possible Applications in an Open Distance E-Learning EnvironmentLeona Ungerer9 A New Horizon of Non-Fiction Storytelling: The Use of Virtual Reality and Gaming TechniquesNina Dvorko10 Visual Storytelling of Japaneseness in Manga, Anime and Japanese FilmShunichi UenoPart 3: Healing PerspectivesIntroduction to Part 3Theresa Edlmann11 Stories from Different Sides: Reflections on Narrative-Based Dialogues in Addressing the Legacies of Apartheid WarsTheresa Edlmann12 Invisible Stories: Loss, Recovery and the Rhetoric of WarWelby Ings13 The Place of Story and Storytelling in Clinical ContextsElizabeth Mary Cummings14 Singing the World: Narrative Medicine and Storied ExistenceSarah Garvey and Rachel Chung15 Can TV and Film Help Us to Understand Suicide Better?Gavin FairbairnPart 4: Cultural PerspectivesIntroduction to Part 4Theresa Edlmann16 “People Insult Me – Oh my!”: Reflections on Jola Women’s Story-Songs in Rural West AfricaJoanna Davidson17 East African Stories of Love: Challenging PerspectivesBrendon Briggs18 Cultural Appropriation and the Telling of Wisdom StoriesKeven Fletcher19 Eventually All of the Citrus Trees Died: Stories of Love and Loss from a Village in CyprusStephanie Elisabeth Jacobs20 Interactive/Transmedia Storytelling as Cultural Narrative: Stories of Family, Place and IdentityMelissa Lee Price and Michael R. OgdenPart 5: Biographical PerspectivesIntroduction to Part 5Tracy Ann Hayes21 Sharing, Saving and Studying Life Stories: Diverse PerspectivesCheryl Svensson, Paulette Stevens, Sarah White, Mary O’Brien Tyrrell and Valerie Perry22 Telling it as it Is: Women as Protagonists in AutobiographiesAnthonia Makwemoisa Yakubu23 Mothering on Kibbutz: A Personal/Communal StoryNancy Peled24 Narrativisation of Identity in the Poetry as Life Writing of Lithuanian Women ÉmigrésIrena Ragaišienė25 Sharing Stories: An Interactive, Interdisciplinary ApproachTracy Ann HayesPart 6: Historical and Spatial PerspectivesIntroduction to Part 6Tracy Ann Hayes26 199 Years of Crossing the Atlantic: A Nineteenth-Century British Travel Writing Scholar Dialogues with Her TravellersCaroline M. Kisiel27 Representations of Time and Space in Advertising StoriesMădălina Moraru28 Narration as a Source for Studies in Ethic Systems: An Historical, Psychological PerspectiveSzymon Czerkawski29 Reinstating Narrative: The Role of Stories in Claudio Magris’s Post-postmodernist Historical NovelsRemko Smid30 “I so Regret the Barograph…” As We Make and Use Objects, so They Form and Mould UsPrue Bramwell-DavisConclusionLooking Towards The Future And Continuing The ConversationsTracy Ann Hayes, Theresa Edlmann and Laurinda BrownIndex