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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"critical autoethnography"”.
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Interrogating Whiteness in Science Teacher Identities: A Critical Autoethnography
In this critical autoethnography, and with the help of critical friends, I set out to explore various aspects and patterns of racism and anti-racism that manifest in science teacher identities-in-practice. Being a white, cis-gendered male science teacher who has been involved in (re)producing …
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Reflecting on and Shattering My White Lens: A Critical Autoethnography on My Experience as a White Editor Working with Authors of Color
<p>This critical autoethnography aims to reveal how the cultural biases of a white majority industry impact the stories they select for acquisition and how they are edited. As an editor, I came to this topic from my personal desire to see if my own whiteness affects the way I view writers of color, …
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A Musically Enhanced Self-inquiry (MESI) of Being & Becoming A Validating Agent For Students in Hispanic Serving Institutions and Myself: A MESI Multimodal Critical Autoethnography
… enhanced narrative inquiry, self-inquiry and critical autoethnography. Two forms of analysis are used. The first form of analysis is guided by the four dimensions of a critical multimodal literacy research framework: restorying, representing, and redesigning, (2) communicating and learning …
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From Death Sentence to Disappearance: The Invisibility of West Asian LGBTQ Refugees
… I began to seek answers by myself through a critical autoethnography with an analytical approach throughout my journey as a West Asian queer refugee in Iran, Turkey, and Canada to tackle the reasons behind this invisibility. In the absence of a support system locally and globally for the West …
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Reaching out from within: Poet’s soft lightning delivered with thunder
In this critical autoethnography, I explore my transformative life journey profoundly shaped through mentorship, analyzed within the conceptual frameworks of ecological systems theory, social networking theory, social capital theory, identity theory, and transformational leadership theory. Through …
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Black and White: Race, Culture, and Urban Renewal
… using ethnographic methods to collect data and critical autoethnography to reflect on my personal history in the light of what I learned about others (Anderson and Glass-Coffin, 2013; Ellis, 2009; Erickson, 2011; Manning and Adams, 2015; Rennel, 2015). My research focuses on race and culture in …
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Finding Voice along the Appalachian Mountains: An Autoethnographic Journey of a Female Immigrant Student
Using autoethnography (Ellis, 2004), this study explores a female immigrant student's lived experiences in education in China, and in the United States. The theoretical framework of this study is critical autoethnography. In the study, I present my lived experiences in poems, narratives, and …
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Awakening the transformative; an autoethnographic exploration of implementing learning and development in the Irish mental health world
The purpose of this context statement is to critically appraise the contribution of previously published public works to my field of professional practice within the mental health world. Critical autoethnography is the method of choice for evaluating the contribution of selected learning and …
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Becoming an educator: identity, music education, and privilege
This study is an intertwined critical autoethnography through which my experiences, my stories, are woven together with memories of family, students, and teaching career. Together, the telling of these stories will explore how I negotiated my identity development throughout my middle and high …
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Radical Belonging: School as Communion of Peoples, Place, and Power
… and culturally responsive methodologies, and critical autoethnography, as my experience of entering these school communities and forming these relationships over time became a supporting contribution to the data. Data is regarded as all the stories, conversations, reflections, observations, …
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a/r/t + design: one designer’s experience as a/r/tographer
… in self-knowing or process of becoming in critical autoethnography shows us ways of embodying change (Jones, 2016). My practice informed my teaching, highlighting the importance of making connections across current learning area divides for improved innovation in secondary education …
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Fatty Fatty Two-by-Four—Can’t Get Through the Dressing Room Door?: An Examination of Excess as Queer Failure
… and normative-body- size temporalities. By using critical autoethnography and cultural critique, I demonstrate the way in which my body is implicated in always-being-too-much and never-being-enough. By weaving together my stories with Lilith and Ursula, I examine how fatness and failure create a …
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Black Girl Black Girl Holla and Let Em’ Hear You: An Autoethnographic Exploration of My Experiences From Black Girlhood to Black Womanhood
<p>This critical autoethnographic study examined my experiences navigating educational institutions from young adulthood to adulthood, as seen through the eyes of a Black girl growing up to become a Black woman. Specifically, this study included an examination of 10 critical incidents with a …
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Not Meant to Be Read: The Stories They Silence, the Resistance That Speaks
… Through lived experience, oral history, and critical autoethnography, I explore how surveillance moves through bodies, families, institutions, and memory—not simply as external control, but as internalized rhythms of fear, vigilance, and self-surveillance. I move between my father's life …
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A Feminist Autoethnography: On Hegemonic Masculinity, Failure, and Subversive Play in League of Legends
… Why do I continue to play? In this project, a critical autoethnography is used to illustrate what it is like to play in this male-dominated space as a woman. Using feminist and queer game studies as my theoretical framework, this project investigates three distinct, but interconnected concepts: …
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Storying Our Experiences: Caribbean Students at U.S. Universities
… participant's perspectives on whiteness. I use critical autoethnography (Boylorn and Orb, 2014; Tilley-Lubbs, 2016), and the call-and-response tradition (Hebdige, 1987; Toussaint, 2009) common in Trinidad and Tobago and in the African diaspora to present my exploration of his perspectives. I …
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Who Gets to Be Taken Seriously? Three Atypical Scholars Navigate Doctoral Education at the Intersections of Race, Neurodivergence, and Veteran Identity
… <p>To investigate this argument, I employed critical autoethnography, along with two ethnographic interviews with people who share some of my characteristics. Specifically, with all three participants, I utilized the Formative Influences Timeline (FIT) strategy to generate socially situated …
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The Laughter Behind: Curriculum of Place, the Hypermasculine Imperative, and the Critical Education of a Southern Cop
… the question is filtered through the lens of critical autoethnography, or the analysis of personal experience through an examination of personal stories framed by the tenets of critical social theory and encompassing some aspects of postmodernism, poststructuralism, and psychoanalysis to …
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Chamier the Epicurean : the life and works of George Chamier (1842-1915)
… first is: How can we understand the distinctive critical perspective on life in the settler colonies in the early days of European settlement that his novels articulate? The “outside insideness” of his position as an unsettled settler can account for the critical purchase he has on his own …
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Blowin' about the tops: How a university teacher experiences and negotiates the ethics of teaching
… educational ethicist by turning towards critical autoethnography to explore the ethical nature of teaching. In this process, I am becoming a theorising and reflective educational ethicist. I reframe my research question to: how does a university teacher experience and negotiate the ethics …
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