Abstract
This paper describes biographical narratives produced during training sessions, on the occasion of an action-research organized in 2007 with 183 teachers. It analyses this type of production in particular in a Lifelong Training Process. In this perspective, this contribution tries to show how biographical narratives, when they are envisaged as professional discourses, conveniently enlighten knowhow through experience, and invite to modify the relationship with knowledge and professional behaviour. This paper examines moreover the different trends which appear in corpus analysis, to know self narrative, self commentary and refusal, which take diverse proportions and answer different social requests.