Contributors. Preface: Structure as a Way of Understanding Allyssa McCabe. Memory and Myth: A Perspective on Narrative James Paul Gee Part I: Some Ways in Which Narrative Develops
1. Linking Children’s Connective Use and Narrative Macrostructure Carole Peterson and Allyssa McCabe
2. Kinds of Narrative: Genre Skills Among First Graders From Two Communities Deborah Hicks
3. From Knowing to Telling: The Development of Children’s Scripts, Stories, and Personal Narratives Judith A. Hudson and Lauren R. Shapiro
4. The Voice of Experience: The Recall of Early Childhood and Adolescent Memories by Young Adults Allyssa McCabe, Earl Capron, and Carole Peterson
5. The Oral Monologue as a Form of Emergent Reading Elizabeth Sulzby and Liliana Barro Zecker Part II: Some Ways to Develop Narrative
6. Getting the Story: A Longitudinal Study of Parental Styles in Eliciting Narratives and Developing Narrative Skill Allyssa McCabe and Carole Peterson
7. Teacher Agenda and Setting: Constraints on Conversation in Preschools David K. Dickinson
8. The Dismantling of Narrative Sarah Michaels. Author Index. Subject Index.