RNT Coding Guide

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Root Narrative Theory was developed by Solon Simmons. This guide is the work of The Narrative Transformation Lab and was developed by Solon Simmons and Audrey Williams.

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Simmons, Solon, and Audrey Williams. “RNT Coding Guide.” The Narrative Transformation Lab. https://tntlab.carterschool.gmu.edu/discover/story-grammar-tools/rnt-coding-guide/

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