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Social Dynamics of Storytelling: Implications for Story-Base Design

Stories that are contributed to electronic story-bases designed for ongoing contributions are influenced by some of the same social dynamics that affect everyday storytelling. This paper summarizes how power, risk, and collaboration influence storytelling; describes methods used by professional story elicitors; and draws implications for story-base design.

Deborah Lawrence | John C. Thomas

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