Rewriting the self – Part II
Transforming Experience through Different Ways of Telling

working with self-narrative and exploring together several types of narrative and their psychological meaning. We will see how using bibliotherapeutic techniques may help create a movement and allow the process of meaning-making and retaining agency over our narratives may be enabled.
July 28, 2026
Assignments
One Story, Two Forms
Choose one ordinary experience from your week (it does not have to be emotionally significant).
Write about it twice, using two different narrative forms from this week's class.
For example:
chronological + spatial
chronological + multi-voice
thematic + fragmented
Alternatively, you can try writing in a scribble mode, or in a Mandala mode.
Afterwards, write 5–10 lines reflecting:
Which version surprised you?
What became visible in one form that remained hidden in the other?
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