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Teaching Autoethnography - Personal Writing in the Classroom

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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.

CompositionHumanities
Author
Melissa Tombro
Publisher
SUNY The Fashion Institute of Technology
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY-NC-SA
Language
EN
Category
English
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Contents· 86 sections
  1. 01: Teaching Autoethnography
  2. 01.1: Introduction
  3. 01.2: 1. Understanding our Students Relationship to I
  4. 01.3: 2. Getting Started in the Classroom
  5. 01.4: 3. Writing Essays for Class: The First Steps
  6. 01.5: 4. Workshop and Peer Review Process
  7. 1.6: 5. Memory
  8. 01.6: 5. Memory Character Essays
  9. 01.7: 6. Writing about Spaces and Events
  10. 01.8: 7. The Autoethnography Project
  11. 01.9: 8. Choosing Topics for the Autoethnography
  12. 01.10: 9. The Interview Process
  13. 01.11: 10. Conducting Observations
  14. 01.12: 11. Putting It All Together
  15. 01.13: 12. Challenges of Personal Writing
  16. 01.14: 13. Concluding Thoughts
  17. 01.15: 14. Sample Class Schedule
  18. 01.16: 15. Additional Readings on Autoethnography
  19. 02: Deep Observation Assignment: Eleven Examples
  20. 02.1: Melanie
  21. 02.2: Rattling Thoughts
  22. 02.3: Southern Belle
  23. 02.4: The Battle
  24. 02.5: The Woman with the Purple Mat
  25. 02.6: Steven Bertram
  26. 02.7: The Man
  27. 02.8: Colors Lines and Shapes
  28. 02.9: Angelic Atmosphere
  29. 02.10: Sylvia
  30. 02.11: One
  31. 03: Self-as-Character Assignment: Eight Examples
  32. 03.1: Sight
  33. 03.2: Fastforward
  34. 03.3: Reflections
  35. 03.4: Unfortunate Truths
  36. 03.5: Hanatomy
  37. 03.6: What I Never Thought
  38. 03.7: Past Midnight
  39. 03.8: Five Feet Mighty
  40. 04: Memory Assignment: Six Examples
  41. 04.1: The Curse
  42. 04.2: Memory of the Maine
  43. 04.3: A Memory of Mr. Oko
  44. 04.4: Inhale Exhale
  45. 04.5: An Honest Living
  46. 04.6: A-Relief
  47. 5: Memory
  48. 05: Memory Character Essay - Thirteen Examples
  49. 05.1: How to Survive
  50. 05.2: A Living Contradiction
  51. 05.3: Georgia on My Mind
  52. 05.4: To the Center
  53. 05.5: Growing Through Dirt
  54. 05.6: Playbill
  55. 05.7: I Told You So
  56. 05.8: Genetic Disposition
  57. 05.9: Shomer Nagia
  58. 05.10: Brooklyn Madness Lust Death and the Apocalypse
  59. 05.11: Mommy
  60. 05.12: The Job That You Want
  61. 05.13: Self-Destruct
  62. 06: The Space or Event Essay: Thirteen Examples
  63. 06.1: In-Patient
  64. 06.2: Daringly Different
  65. 06.3: Two Places One Home
  66. 06.4: See the World
  67. 06.5: Manhattan
  68. 06.6: November First
  69. 06.7: Get a Grip
  70. 06.8: Room in the Back
  71. 06.9: Aging Not so Gracefully
  72. 06.10: There and Back Again: A Comic-Con Tale
  73. 06.11: Sundays
  74. 06.12: Family Ties
  75. 06.13: Focus
  76. 07: The Autoethnography: Ten Examples
  77. 07.1: On Anarchism in New York
  78. 07.2: Allies Advocates Activists
  79. 07.3: Unicorny the Only Way a Coder Will Define Rails
  80. 07.4: Friendship Is Magic
  81. 07.5: Gin and Tonic: A Look into the Subculture of Taxidermists
  82. 07.6: Don't Judge the Bible by Its Cover: An Honest Story with a Cliche Title
  83. 07.7: Autoethnography on Manhattan Drag
  84. 07.8: NaNoWriMo
  85. 07.9: Steel Paradise: The Hardcore Metal Aesthetic
  86. 07.10: YouTube: Science Isnt Just for Geeks Anymore