Evolutions in Critical and Postcritical Ethnography Crafting Approaches
Each contributor has produced a chapter that includes a brief summary of their respective long-term inquiry project with emphases on relation in the being, doing, and theorizing of qualitative research. Contributors discuss their navigation of commitments across the arc of their research and engage...
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2024, 2024
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Table of Contents:
- Postcritical Ethnography (Allison Daniel Anders and George W. Noblit)
- Critical Turns in Ethnography (Allison Daniel Anders and George W. Noblit)
- Making Legible Vulnerable Lives: The Strange Reconciliations of Ambition and Love in Ethnographic Work (Marta Sánchez)
- Be of Good Use: Exploring the Intersection of Critical Race Theory and Postcritical Ethnography (Daniella A. Cook)
- A Moral Vision of Postcritical Ethnography: Reflexive Sensitivities that (In)form Ethnographic Political-Moral Agency (Tim Conder)
- Kathas of Desi Women in Pardes: De/colonizing Formal and Informal Structures in Higher Education (Kakali Bhattacharya)
- Teaching-Researching-Desiring: Relational Ethics and Inquiries Inspired by Poststructural and Posthumanist Philosophies (Candace R. Kuby)
- Learning through Processing: Teaching and Researching with Queer and Social Justice Pedagogies (Summer Pennell)
- Engaging with ‘Crip Horizons’ in the Study of Autistic Identity: A Discursive Project (Jessica N. Lester)
- Crafting a Postcritical Compass (Allison Daniel Anders)
- An Invitation to Postcritical Ethnography (George W. Noblit and Allison Daniel Anders)