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Teaching Autoethnography - Personal Writing in the Classroom
This text is dedicated to the practice of immersive ethnographic and autoethnographic writing that encourages authors to participate in the communities about which they write. This book draws not only on critical qualitative inquiry methods such as interview and observation, but also on theories and sensibilities from creative writing and performance studies, which encourage self-reflection and narrative composition.
- Tác giả
- Melissa Tombro
- Nhà xuất bản
- SUNY The Fashion Institute of Technology
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- LibreTexts
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- CC BY-NC-SA
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
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- Tiếng Anh
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- 01: Teaching Autoethnography
- 01.1: Introduction
- 01.2: 1. Understanding our Students Relationship to I
- 01.3: 2. Getting Started in the Classroom
- 01.4: 3. Writing Essays for Class: The First Steps
- 01.5: 4. Workshop and Peer Review Process
- 1.6: 5. Memory
- 01.6: 5. Memory Character Essays
- 01.7: 6. Writing about Spaces and Events
- 01.8: 7. The Autoethnography Project
- 01.9: 8. Choosing Topics for the Autoethnography
- 01.10: 9. The Interview Process
- 01.11: 10. Conducting Observations
- 01.12: 11. Putting It All Together
- 01.13: 12. Challenges of Personal Writing
- 01.14: 13. Concluding Thoughts
- 01.15: 14. Sample Class Schedule
- 01.16: 15. Additional Readings on Autoethnography
- 02: Deep Observation Assignment: Eleven Examples
- 02.1: Melanie
- 02.2: Rattling Thoughts
- 02.3: Southern Belle
- 02.4: The Battle
- 02.5: The Woman with the Purple Mat
- 02.6: Steven Bertram
- 02.7: The Man
- 02.8: Colors Lines and Shapes
- 02.9: Angelic Atmosphere
- 02.10: Sylvia
- 02.11: One
- 03: Self-as-Character Assignment: Eight Examples
- 03.1: Sight
- 03.2: Fastforward
- 03.3: Reflections
- 03.4: Unfortunate Truths
- 03.5: Hanatomy
- 03.6: What I Never Thought
- 03.7: Past Midnight
- 03.8: Five Feet Mighty
- 04: Memory Assignment: Six Examples
- 04.1: The Curse
- 04.2: Memory of the Maine
- 04.3: A Memory of Mr. Oko
- 04.4: Inhale Exhale
- 04.5: An Honest Living
- 04.6: A-Relief
- 5: Memory
- 05: Memory Character Essay - Thirteen Examples
- 05.1: How to Survive
- 05.2: A Living Contradiction
- 05.3: Georgia on My Mind
- 05.4: To the Center
- 05.5: Growing Through Dirt
- 05.6: Playbill
- 05.7: I Told You So
- 05.8: Genetic Disposition
- 05.9: Shomer Nagia
- 05.10: Brooklyn Madness Lust Death and the Apocalypse
- 05.11: Mommy
- 05.12: The Job That You Want
- 05.13: Self-Destruct
- 06: The Space or Event Essay: Thirteen Examples
- 06.1: In-Patient
- 06.2: Daringly Different
- 06.3: Two Places One Home
- 06.4: See the World
- 06.5: Manhattan
- 06.6: November First
- 06.7: Get a Grip
- 06.8: Room in the Back
- 06.9: Aging Not so Gracefully
- 06.10: There and Back Again: A Comic-Con Tale
- 06.11: Sundays
- 06.12: Family Ties
- 06.13: Focus
- 07: The Autoethnography: Ten Examples
- 07.1: On Anarchism in New York
- 07.2: Allies Advocates Activists
- 07.3: Unicorny the Only Way a Coder Will Define Rails
- 07.4: Friendship Is Magic
- 07.5: Gin and Tonic: A Look into the Subculture of Taxidermists
- 07.6: Don't Judge the Bible by Its Cover: An Honest Story with a Cliche Title
- 07.7: Autoethnography on Manhattan Drag
- 07.8: NaNoWriMo
- 07.9: Steel Paradise: The Hardcore Metal Aesthetic
- 07.10: YouTube: Science Isnt Just for Geeks Anymore