The Storied Nature of Human Life

The book explores the life and impact of Theodore R. Sarbin, a pivotal figure in 20th-century psychology. It begins with a detailed account of his personal and professional journey, followed by a selection of ten significant publications from his later years. These essays delve into key themes such as contextualism in psychology, the emergence of narrative psychology, and critiques of mechanistic and mentalistic approaches. Blending historical insight with forward-looking perspectives, it aims to shape future psychological theory and practice.