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October 9, 2025American Journal of Qualitative ResearchOpen Access

Exploring Silences in Narrative Research with Mothers in Prison

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KLKelly Lockwood

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Overview

This narrative research reveals how silence affects mothers in prison, highlighting complexities in their stories and the constraints they face.

Key Points

  • Silence is identified in narratives as contributing factors to limited storytelling and meaning making.
  • The Listening Guide method employed reveals rich insights into the stories of mothers experiencing imprisonment.
  • Three types of stories—'Unworthy', 'Untellable', and 'Unbecoming'—demonstrate the multifaceted nature of silence.
  • Feminist narrative analysis provided a deeper understanding of how these mothers negotiate their experiences of silence.

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Kelly Lockwood (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e70db790569dd607ee67c7https://doi.org/10.29333/ajqr/16814
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