Relationally responsible approach[ edit ] Among the concepts in qualitative research is "relational responsibility". Autoethnography, as method, attempts to disrupt the binary of science and art.
The exploration of the ethics and care of presenting vulnerable selves is addressed at length by Adams in A Review of Narrative Ethics. Qualitative Inquiry, 3 4 Identity negotiation in the context of the war on terror.
Autoethnography is being used in multiple subdisciplines in Communication and Media Studies. From participant observation to the observation of participation: Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 20 4Autoethnography, on the other hand, expands and opens up a wider lens on the world, eschewing rigid definitions of what constitutes meaningful and useful research; this approach also helps us understand how the kinds of people we claim, or are perceived, to be influence interpretations of what we study, how we study it, and what we say about our topic ADAMS, ; WOOD, Journal of Clinical Psychology, 55 10Fundamentally, writing is not simply a means by which we transmit information to people about some big TRUTH.
A theory is falsifiable Consequently, autoethnography is one of the approaches that acknowledges and accommodates subjectivity, emotionality, and the researcher's influence on research, rather than hiding from these matters or assuming they don't exist.
Communication, gender, and culture. Qualitative Inquiry, 3 4Critics want to hold autoethnography accountable to criteria normally applied to traditional ethnographies or to autobiographical standards of writing.
Co-constructed narratives view relationships as jointly-authored, incomplete, and historically situated affairs.
Series such as Ethnographic Alternatives and the first Handbook of Qualitative Research were published to better explain the importance of autoethnographic use.
Two communities on Chesapeake Bay. However, the way social scientists assess this significance will be dependent on their epistemological allegiances. JSGS – QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS.
UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN CAMPUS Provides students with the opportunity to learn and practice inquiry processes for conducting qualitative Richardson, L.
(). Writing: A method of inquiry. Special emphasis during the data analysis phase of the study was placed on crystallization, a newer analysis technique developed by Richardson (), and further extended by Janesick ().
Crystallization provided multiple lenses for viewing the changes in Alex's practice and belief system throughout the course of the study.
Writing is a way of knowing, a method of inquiry (Richardson, ). Consequently, writing personal stories can be therapeutic for authors as we write to make sense of ourselves and our experiences (KIESINGER, ; POULOS, ), purge our burdens (ATKINSON, ), and question canonical stories—conventional, authoritative, and "projective" storylines that "plot" how "ideal social selves".
Some uses of writing to counter the silence of oppression: Counselling women at the University of the South Pacific. Pacific Health Dialog, 6, - Wright, J.K.
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[3] The shift from writing as a method of recording to writing as a method of inquiry is closely linked to the spread of post-structuralist and post-modernist thought across the social sciences during the s and s.
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