Entrepreneurial Narrative Identity and Gender: A Double Epistemological Shift
提出双重认识论转向，挑战创业话语中男性气质的支配地位，通过叙事身份和性别身份的构成来重新理解创业身份，为创业研究提供新的理论与方法论可能。
A double epistemological shift is proposed to challenge the enduring dominance of the discourse of entrepreneurial masculinity, which impedes our understanding of entrepreneurship. First, a reframing of the epistemological status of narrative supports philosophical and theoretical approaches to the constitution of narrative identity. Second, an epistemological shift to understand gender in entrepreneurship through the constitution of gendered identities in discourse is proposed. These shifts invoke the ontological dimension of narrative and contemporary theories of gender to understand entrepreneurial identity as co‐constituted and located in repertoires of historically and culturally situated narrative. This offers new theoretical and methodological possibilities in entrepreneurship.