What is Conversational Storytelling in True Storytelling?

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Part I

PART I, https://youtu.be/RRyAGbp0tgo Conversational Storytelling Interviewing (CSI) is used in the BREAKOUT sessions as we explore the TRUE STORYTELLING PRINCIPLES. It is a book that will be released in Sept 2020 (Edward Elgar Press). True Storytelling Researchers,David Boje and Grace Ann Rosile, provide experiential exercises to teach the art and science  of co-creation and co-inquiry in conversational storytelling. Instead of pretending you are an unbiased interrogator of others hidden stories, become a co-explorer of each other’s life world in an Indigenous Way of Knowing (IWOK). In IWOK, you are obligated to share the gift of your own LIVING STORY and care for the gift of another’s LIVING STORY, in a reciprocal exchange.

Part III

PART III https://youtu.be/9aGD8GR5_gQ  – slides and a discussion with participants on what is self-correcting phases of True Storytelling Principle of Stage. Its how Abduction-Induction-Deduction (AID) can apply to their interventions and projects. There is advanced material to explore: David Boje and Grace Ann Rosile, provide more on the self-correcting method of Charles Sanders Peirce, Karl Popper, Henri Savall, and Walter Benjamin’s ‘True Storytelling) to show how to use ABDUCTION-INDUCTION-DEDUCTION (AID) cycles in your projects & research can overcome fallacies of Induction in Western Ways of Knowing (WWOK). In self-correcting your AID cycles.

Part II

PART II https://youtu.be/ZLGZPDbk_1g  The participants discuss their first time using “Conversational Storytelling” (CSI) in a break out exercise called ‘Chaining’ where they DO NOT ASK ANY QUESTIONS, They just share stories back-and-forth. This is a way to do Principle 5 Helping Stories Along