International perspectives on autoethnographic research and practice / edited by Lydia Turner, Nigel P. Short, Alec Grant, and Tony Adams.

Other author Turner, Lydia.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoNew York, NY : Routledge, 2018.
Description1 online resource.
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Contents Introduction : a place to start / Lydia Turner -- Autoethnography as research redux / Norman K. Denzin -- Telling and not telling : sharing stories in therapeutic spaces from the other side of the room / Sarah Helps -- Am i there yet? : reflections on appalachian critical consciousness / Griselda Tilley-Lubbs -- Defining/challenging constructs of culture / Robert E. Rinehart -- Working more and communicating less in information technology : reframing the EVLN via relational dialectics / Andrew Herrmann -- Confession / Kitrinia Douglas -- Three seconds flat : autoethnography within commissioned research and evaluation projects / David Carless -- Metis-body-stage : autoethnographical explorations of cunning resistance in intimate abuse and domestic violence narratives through feminist performance-making / Marilyn Metta -- Getting it out there : (un)comfortable truths about voice, authorial intent, and audience response in autoethnography / Renata Ferdinand -- On what and what not to say in autoethnography, and dealing with the consequences / Silvia M. B©♭nard -- Where does my body belong? / Keyan Tomaselli -- For the birds : autoethnographic entanglements / Susanne Gannon -- Borders, space and heartfelt perspectives in researching the "unsaid" about the daily life experiences of the children of migrants in the schools of Arica / Pamela Zapata-Sep©ðlveda -- The writing group / Laurel Richardson -- You never dance alone : supervising autoethnography / Jonathan Wyatt with In©♭s B©Łrcenas Taland -- Writing lesson(s) / Robin Boylorn -- An autoethnography of the politics of publishing within academia / Brett Smith -- Happy ways : the writing subject / Sophie Tamas -- Creating criteria for evaluating autoethnography : pedagogical possibilities and problems with lists / Andrew C. Sparkes.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Issued in other formPrint version: International perspectives on autoethnographic research and practice New York, NY : Routledge, 2018 9781138655379
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LCCN 2018009848
ISBN9781315394787 (eBook)
ISBN9781315394763 (epub)

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