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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Analytic autoethnography"”.

  1. Analytic autoethnography : a tool to inform the lecturer’s use of self when teaching mental health nursing?

    This research explores the value of analytic autoethnography to develop the lecturer’s use of self when teaching mental health nursing. Sharing the lecturer’s selfunderstanding developed through analytic reflexivity focused on their autoethnographic narrative offers a pedagogical approach to …

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  2. TRANSFORMATIVE LEARNING AND TEACHING: USING THE NATIONAL WRITING PROJECT`S TOOLS AND PRINCIPLES TO PREPARE GRADUATE STUDENT INSTRUCTORS TO FACILITATE FIRST-YEAR COMPOSITION

    … of the NWP to prepare GSIs involve an analytic autoethnography and two survey research instruments. In the autoethnography, the researcher views the various processes experienced throughout the NWP workshop through the twin lenses of Transformation Learning (TL) theory and …

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  3. Ethnic Minorities and Family Health History: An Autoethnography of Guyanese Americans and Kidney Disease

    … that has high prevalence of CKD.</p> <p>This analytic autoethnography investigated the meaning of FHH within the Guyanese American population, with a particular attention to CKD. With four family dyads representing three degrees of biological relationships, this autoethnography explored two …

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  4. Parables of the Prodigal: Engaging the African Immigrant Nurse in Homeland Health

    In this analytic autoethnography, I examine the potential agency of African immigrant nurses (AINs) in contributing to health development in their sub-Saharan African homelands. Scholarship and policy discourses on diaspora engagement often position AINs within broader health diaspora groups, and …

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  5. The Joy of Improvising Music Together – An Autoethnographic study into using simplicity and humour in music improvisation as a vehicle to elicit joy and build community

    … practice, autoethnographic reflection and analytic autoethnography, this paper analyses the author’s original recordings alongside the interviews of small groups of adults and young people after they improvised music in a peer group setting. Throughout, the author employs a practice …

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  6. To a Better Understanding of Professional Practice: Provider Decision-Making When Delivering HIV Services

    … to understand HIV/AIDS care. In this study, an analytic autoethnography was performed to acquire an understanding of provider experience working in an HIV/AIDS treatment milieu. A reflexive research treatment practice was used to write about experiences as a provider, and processed in context of …

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  7. Onto-Ethico-Epistemological Expressions as/of/for Indigeneity: An Autoethnography of Professional Practice in Indigenous Thought, Body, Practice, and Science Education

    This study investigated and explored how autoethnography influenced my understanding of professional practice through an Indigenous lens, leading to an understanding of decolonization. It aimed to explore decolonizing methodology using autoethnographic methods and to present a personal account of …

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  8. Five go to academia: narratives of becoming

    … primarily by both the five key features of analytic autoethnography (Anderson, 2006, pp.379-386) and Frank’s (2010, pp.105-110) six acts of dialogical narrative analysis preparation. I use four research questions to individually examine each storied transcript from different epistemic …

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  9. ‘One thing I’d never stand for in a relationship is violence, so when she tried to kill me, that was it’: The impact of heteronormativity and assimilation on Domestic Violence and Abuse in same sex women’s relationships

    … presented is methodologically grounded in analytic autoethnography (with the researcher as full member participant) and utilises standpoint theory and intersectionality as conceptual framework. The study promotes the use of a new practitioner and educator model for understanding identity …

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  10. A TD-MD: Transdisciplinary Double-Doctor, a journey to post-traumatic growth

    … and the reader in narrative discourse. I chose autoethnography as a lens for its capacity to embrace both the evocative nature of personal and professional practice and analytic autoethnography which guides the evocative and the experiential towards contributions beyond self and one’s profession …

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  11. (Re)Defining Modest Sportswear through the Hijabi Habitus: Intersections of Faith, Fashion, and Function in Muslim Women’s Sportswear Design

    … sociology, and embodiment frameworks, I employ analytic autoethnography as the primary method and integrate digital ethnography and visual analysis to situate personal insights within broader platform-based representations and consumer discourse. The findings show that modest dress is dynamic …

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  12. Utilising organisational mindful routines to mitigate patient risks during a crisis: a view from within

    … from the inside' (Paper One and Paper Three) and Analytic Autoethnographic (Paper Two) are used to contextualise crises, providing rich insight to the disruption caused from living the experience. 'The outcome of this research provides a deep understanding of all the contrasting crises that …

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  13. Experiential learning in control systems laboratories and engineering project management

    … course at a large Midwestern university. I used analytic autoethnography to compare my experiences in the course with my experiences as a project engineer at a large aerospace company. I found that the experience in the course provided an authentic and comprehensive opportunity to practice most …

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