Handbook of Autoethnography

ISBN-13: 9781138363113 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 540 str.

Tony E. Adams; Stacy Holman Jones; Carolyn Ellis

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The second edition of the award-winning Handbook of Autoethnography is a thematically organized volume that contextualizes contemporary practices of autoethnography and examines how the field has developed since the publication of the first edition in 2013.

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Preface Autoethnography in the Time of Uncertainty: Finding Hope and Purpose;  Introduction. Making Sense and Taking Action: Creating a Caring Community of Autoethnographers;  SECTION 1: DOING AUTOETHNOGRAPHY  Section Introduction. Doing Autoethnography  1. Mediations on the Story I Cannot Write: Reflexivity, Autoethnography, and the Possibilities of Maybe  2. Sketching Subjectivities  3. Individual and Collaborative Autoethnography for Social Science Research  4. Autoethnography as Acts of Love  5. Frank and the Gift, or the Untold Told: Provocations for Autoethnography and Therapy  6. Border Smugglers: Betweener Bodies Making Knowledge and Expanding the Circle of Us  7. Self and Others: Ethics in Autoethnographic Research;  SECTION 2: REPRESENTING AUTOETHNOGRAPHY  Section Introduction. Nepantleric Traveling: Writing and Reading Autoethnographies as a Mode of Inquiry  8. Writing Autoethnography: The Personal, Poetic, and Performative as Compositional Strategies  9. Artistic Autoethnography: Exploring the Interface Between Autoethnography and Artistic Research  10. How Intersectional Autoethnography Saved my Life: A Plea for Intersectional Inquiry  11. Collaborative Autoethnography: From Rhythm and Harmony to Shared Stories and Truths  12. The Matter of Performative Autoethnography  13. Exo-autoethnography as Method for Research on Intergenerational Trauma Transmission  14. Doing Digital and Visual Autoethnography;  SECTION 3: TEACHING, EVALUATING, AND PUBLISHING AUTOETHNOGRAPHY  Section Introduction. Purposes, Perspectives, and Possibilities: Enlivening Debates about Autoethnography  15. Autoethnography as/in Higher Education  16. Embracing Autoethnographic Anxiety: The Joyous Potential of Teaching and Advising Relationships  17. Thinking Through Rejection: Reflections on Writing and Publishing Autoethnography  18. Publishing Autoethnography: A Thrice-Told Tale  19. When Judgment Calls: Making Sense of Criteria for Evaluating Different Forms of Autoethnography  20. Failing Autoethnography;  SECTION 4: CHALLENGES AND FUTURES OF AUTOETHNOGRAPHY  Section Introduction. Challenges and Futures of Autoethnography  21. Translation and Tango: Decolonizing Autoethnography  22. Naming and Reclaiming Decolonial, Feminist, Performative, and Other Approaches to Critical Autoethnography  23. Autoethnography Crosses Cultural Borders  24. Textual Experience: A Relational Reading of Culture  25. Writing Feminist Autoethnography: A Memo/ry to the Personal-is-Political  26. Girl, Disrupted: Trauma, Narrative Disruptions, and Autoethnography  27. Posthumanist Autoethnography; SECTION 5: AUTOETHNOGRAPHIC EXEMPLARS  Section Introduction. Poking Around the Neighborhood: Autoethnography and the Search for…  28. "Sit with Your Legs Closed!" And Other Sayin’s from My Childhood  29, Risk and Reward in Autoethnography: Revisiting "Chronicling an Academic Depression"  30. On Evocative Autoethnography: Talking Over Bird on the Wire  31. Remixing/Reliving/Revisioning "My Mother is Mentally Retarded"  32. I AM (Still) an Angry Black Woman: Black Feminist Autoethnography, Voice, and Resistance  33. Staying I(ra)n: Negotiating Queer Identity through Narrative Trespass from within the Iranian American Closet  34. Revisiting "Body and Bulimia Revisited"  35. That Baby will Cost You (REDUX): A Story of an Intended Ambivalent Pregnancy (and Motherhood)  36. Revisiting "Bobcat" on the Eve of My 25-Year High School Reunion  37. A Year of Encounters with Privilege  38. The American Dental Dream: Sinking My Teeth Back In  39. Wayfinding the "Tapu" in Critical Autoethnography  40. Researching the Taboo: Reflections on an Ethno-autography  41. Using "Auto-Ethnography" to Write about Racism  42. Walk, Walking, Talking Home  43. An Autoethnography of What Happens