STORIES OF CHANGE -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- PART ONE: Narrative and the Sociology of Social Movements -- 1. Narrative and Social Movements The Power of Stories by JOSEPH E. DAVIS -- 2. Plotting Protest: Mobilizing Stories in the 1960 Student Sit-Ins by FRANCESCA POLLETTA -- 3. Controlling Narratives and Narratives as Control within Social Movements by ROBERT D. BENFORD -- PART TWO: Analysis of Narrative in Social Movements -- 4. "Getting Our Histories Straight": Culture, Narrative, and Identity in the Self-Help Movement by JOHN STEADMAN RICE -- 5. Moving Toward the Light: Self, Other, and the Politics of Experience in New Age Narratives by MICHAEL F. BROWN -- 6. Fundamentalism: When History Goes Awry by JOSHUA J. YATES AND JAMES DAVISON HUNTER -- 7. Drug Court Stories: Transforming American Jurisprudence by JAMES L. NOLAN JR. -- 8. Compassion on Trial: Movement Narrative in a Court Conflict over Physician-Assisted Suicide by JEFFERY D. TATUM -- 9. Movement Advocates as Battered Women's Storytellers From Varied Experiences, One Message by BESS ROTHENBERG -- PART THREE: Conclusion -- 10. The Storied Group: Social Movements as "Bundles of Narratives" by GARY ALAN FINE -- Bibliography -- Contributors -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.