The Journal of Applied Communication Research (Volume 37 Issue 2) has devoted its latest issue to Health as Narrative. You can access its articles in a library, or by paying for them, or waiting a month or so till they are available through an academic library database. This new issue contains the following narrative-related articles:

Healing Through Stories: A Special Issue on Narrative Medicine Authors: Lynn M. Harter; Arthur P. Bochner

Narrative Medicine as Witness for the Self-Telling Body Author: Rita Charon

Observations from the Outside In: Narratives of Illness, Healing, and Mortality in Everyday Life

Narratives as Dialogic, Contested, and Aesthetic Performances Author: Lynn M. Harter

Performing Narrative Medicine Author: Kristin M. Langellier

Vulnerable Medicine Author: Arthur P. Bochner

Narrative Medicine and the Stories of Friends Author: William K. Rawlins

Narrative and Decision Author: Richard M. Zaner

The Applicability of Narrative Ethics Author: Teresa L. Thompson

The Polis of a Discursive Narrative Medicine Author: Rita Charon