10 results on '"auto-ethnographie"'
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2. A psychotherapist's lived experience in-session with an asylum seeker and translator: An autoethnographic case study.
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Chew-Helbig, Nicole
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GESTALT therapy , *POLITICAL refugees , *PSYCHOTHERAPISTS , *TRANSLATORS , *PSYCHOTHERAPY - Abstract
Featured in this article is a psychotherapy case study recounted from the lived experience of the psychotherapist working with an asylum seeker from Afghanistan, with the help of a translator. The method applied is an aesthetic inquiry adapted from Autoethnography which engages the practitioner as the researcher who enters the 'field' of the therapy situation. The reflexive writing of the case story, which is integral to the method, sets off a heuristic process, integrating research and practice. Reading this case study, one may grasp the nuances and the atmosphere of an otherwise linguistically challenging therapeutic situation. The story and Gestalt therapy theory are weaved together, which makes palpable, intangible aspects of the therapeutic process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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3. Broken mirror: The intertwining of therapist and client stories of childhood sexual abuse (CSA).
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Shah, Reena
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CHILD sexual abuse , *PSYCHOTHERAPISTS , *SECONDARY traumatic stress , *ATTENTION , *AUTOETHNOGRAPHY - Abstract
In recent years, there has been a great deal of attention given to the potential increased risk of vicarious traumatisation (VT) for clinicians with a history of childhood sexual abuse. I am curious about whether the silencing, which has been ubiquitous within society, is also prevalent within the therapeutic profession. I wonder if therapists with a history of abuse feel they have to bracket their experience, and if this limits the potential for positive transformation. In this paper, I draw upon my narrative study of therapists with a history of abuse. The methodology followed was narrative inquiry with two therapists in addition to an autoethnography. I used ‘narrative analysis’ to analyse the data. The findings of the study covered themes of transgenerational trauma, ‘the wounded healer’, caregivers’ responsibility in communal cultures and dissociation. In this paper, I will consider the part dissociation plays when there is a shared history of trauma, and the ways in which dissociative enactments within the consulting room themselves may be part of the mutual healing. For this paper, only extracts from interviews with one of my participants will be included. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2017
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4. How many men did you sleep with before me? An auto-ethnography on gender violence.
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Silba, Malvina
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VIOLENCE , *INTIMATE partner violence , *ETHNOLOGY , *SOCIAL dominance , *SOCIAL problems - Abstract
This article is a first-person account of gender violence that utilizes auto-ethnography as a methodological and narrative tool. In the article, the author analyzes a relationship with a violent man in which two differences, class and gender, functioned as hierarchies. By analyzing certain moments of this relationship from the perspective of gender theory, the author intends to provide insight into the complex and often contradictory features of the gender violence suffered by women in different regions of the world and in a range of social and cultural contexts. This personal story and the connections with the stories of other women in her family - themselves victims of gender violence and the same social hierarchies - allow the author to analyze the mandates for women in a patriarchal society. Finally, the article narrates the strategies of empowerment that she was able to construct in certain contexts, distinguishing individual and collective empowerment as a key analytical but also political concept in the struggle against gender violence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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5. Revise, resubmit and reveal? An autoethnographer’s story of facing the challenges of revealing the self through publication.
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Dashper, Katherine
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AUTOETHNOGRAPHY , *PROFESSIONAL peer review , *NARCISSISM - Abstract
This article presents a story of writing, revising and publishing an autoethnography of sporting injury. Using extracts from peer review comments and personal reflections both on these reviews and on the process more broadly, the article shows that although autoethnography can be a very challenging, even troubling, experience for the author, it can also be rewarding and empowering when editors and reviewers offer supportive and constructive comments and suggestions. The article argues that greater consideration needs to be given to the aftermath of publication of autoethnographic accounts and calls for wider debate about the ethics of asking authors to reveal more about their personal lives and weaknesses in the pursuit of academic goals. The article offers would-be autoethnographers one account of the writing, revising and publishing process in order to explore a number of relevant issues that arise when an author chooses an autoethnographic approach for conducting and presenting research. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2015
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6. Between teaching, the management function and arbitrary detention: self-ethnographic reflection
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Chuquilin Cubas, Jerson and Zagaceta Sarmiento, Maribel
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detención arbitraria ,teachers ,arbitrary detention ,autoetnografía ,narrations co-construites ,lcsh:HN1-995 ,Philosophy ,co-constructed narratives ,auto-ethnographie ,enseignement ,détention arbitraire ,diretor do ensino médio ,director de colegio ,docencia ,head teacher ,narrativas co-construidas ,narrativas co-construídas ,detenção arbitrária ,lcsh:Social history and conditions. Social problems. Social reform ,autoethnography ,Humanities ,principal de collège ,autoetnografia - Abstract
En este artículo narramos nuestra experiencia en el trabajo docente y directivo en dos colegios de educación secundaria del Perú, entrelazándolo con los acontecimientos que sufrimos como víctimas de detención arbitraria. Esto con el objetivo de comprender los significados y sentidos que construimos sobre esas experiencias en el marco de un proceso social que trasciende nuestra historia personal. La narración se apoya en la estrategia de investigación autoetnográfica. Gracias a esta forma de investigación reconfiguramos nuestras experiencias docentes y directivas como narraciones cargadas de significado y sentido en su relación con los social y lo cultural. El proceso de rememorar y escribir esta narración nos ha permitido hacer accesibles e inteligibles motivaciones personales y condicionantes externos en el proceso de construcción de nuestro ser y hacer docente. También, nos ha permitido afrontar el estigma de “profesores terroristas” y traer a flote el sufrimiento y el miedo que guardamos durante muchos años como si fueran marcas negativas en nuestra historia., Dans cet article, nous retraçons notre expérience dans le domaine de l’éducation en tant que professeur et principal de deux collèges au Pérou, dans un contexte hostile où, suite à des événements douloureux, nous avons été victimes de détention arbitraire. Ceci, afin de mieux comprendre les signifiés et les sens que nous avons construits à partir de cette expérience dans le cadre d’un processus social qui dépasse notre histoire personnelle. Le récit de notre expérience s’appuie sur une recherche auto-ethnographique grâce à laquelle la reconfiguration de nos expériences pédagogiques et de direction devient un discours narratif chargé de signification dans ses rapports avec le social et le culturel. Ce procédé nous a permis de rendre accessibles et intelligibles des motivations personnelles et des facteurs extérieurs dans le processus de construction de notre savoir-être et savoir-faire, dans le domaine éducatif et, parallèlement, une telle expérience nous a donné la force d’affronter les stigmates de «professeurs-terroristes» en replaçant et identifiant la souffrance et la peur que nous avons enfouies en nous, durant des années, comme des signes négatifs de notre histoire personnelle., Neste artigo relatamos nossa experiência em ensino e trabalho diretivo em duas escolas secundárias no Peru, entrelaçando-a com os eventos que sofremos como vítimas de detenção arbitrária. Isso com o objetivo de entender os significados que construímos sobre essas experiências no âmbito de um processo social que transcende nossa história pessoal. O processo de contar histórias baseia-se na estratégia de pesquisa autoetnográfica. Graças a essa forma de pesquisa reconfiguramos nossas experiências de ensino e gestão como narrativas carregadas de significado em sua relação com o social e cultural. O processo de lembrar e escrever essa narrativa nos permitiu tornar acessíveis e inteligíveis motivações pessoais e condições externas no processo de construção do nosso ser e ensino. Também nos permitiu enfrentar o estigma dos "professores terroristas" e trazer à tona o sofrimento e o medo que mantivemos por muitos anos como se fossem marcas negativas em nossa história., In this article we recount our experience in teaching and directing work in two secondary schools in Peru, entertaining him with the events we suffered as victims of arbitrary detention. This with the aim of understanding the meanings and meanings we build on these experiences within the framework of a social process that transcends our personal history. The process of storytelling is based on the strategy of self-ethnographic research. Thanks to this form of research we reconfigure our teaching and management experiences as narratives loaded with meaning and meaning in their relationship with social and cultural. The process of remembering and writing this narrative has allowed us to make accessible and intelligible personal motivations and external conditions in the process of building our being and teaching. It has also allowed us to face the stigma of "terrorist teachers" and bring afloat the suffering and fear we kept for many years as if they were negative marks in our history., Trayectorias Humanas Trascontinentales, N° 8 | 2020
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- 2020
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7. Quel genre de convictions dans les Conventions ? Esquisses d’auto-ethnographie des droits humains des femmes en tant qu’économies morales : le cas des Modifications Génitales Féminines
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Michela Fusaschi
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lcsh:Ethnology. Social and cultural anthropology ,modificazioni genitali femminili ,lcsh:GN1-890 ,économies morales ,self-ethnography ,auto-ethnographie ,lcsh:Anthropology ,lcsh:HM401-1281 ,female genital modifications ,moral economies ,genere ,human rights ,Education ,diritti umani ,Urban Studies ,Gender Studies ,modifications génitales féminines ,lcsh:GN301-674 ,lcsh:Sociology (General) ,genre ,economie morali ,droits humains ,Anthropology ,gender ,autoetnografia - Abstract
À partir d’une enquête de terrain d’une vingtaine d’années, l’auteure a choisi dans cet article, deux exercices d’auto-ethnographie en Italie dans le domaine de la santé sur le cas des soi-disant Mutilations Génitales Féminines/MGF qu’elle appelle, en expliquant pourquoi, Modifications/MoGF et en associant une critique de documents internationaux notamment, de la Convention d’Istanbul contre la violence à l’égard des femmes. À travers l’analyse de notions telles que culture, tradition, genre, victime et patriarcat, présentes dans ces textes en clé antihistorique et essentialiste, l’auteure entend souligner l’impact d’un féminisme occidental, néolibéral et différentialiste, sur ces mêmes concepts qui dès lors se donnent à lire comme le résultat de “convictions”, et d’un langage global consensuel qui participe à nourrir la rhétorique des droits humains des femmes en tant qu’économies morales. Enfin, l’auteure veut montrer comment ces mêmes concepts peuvent être incorporés et performés stratégiquement par les acteurs sociaux afin de créer un sujet moral transnational à la place d’un sujet de justice. A partire da un lavoro sul campo di lunga durata, in questo articolo, l'autrice ha scelto due esercizi di autoetnografia in ambito sociosanitario, sul caso delle cosiddette Mutilazioni Genitali Femminili (MGF) in Italia che la stessa chiama Modificazioni, spiegandone il perché e associando una critica sui documenti internazionali e, in particolare, sulla Convenzione di Istanbul sulla violenza sulle donne. Attraverso un'analisi di concetti come cultura, tradizione, genere, violenza, vittima e patriarcato, in questi testi assunti in chiave antistorica ed essenzialista, si vuole evidenziare come essi siano frutto di "convinzioni" di un femminismo occidentale neoliberale differenzialista e di un linguaggio globale concordato che hanno contribuito a nutrire una retorica dei diritti umani delle donne come economie morali. L'autrice vuole, infine, mostrare come questi stessi concetti possono essere incorporati ed agiti strategicamente dagli attori sociali per creare un (s)oggetto morale transnazionale più che soggetto di giustizia. Based on ethnographic research on the so-called Female Genital Mutilations/FGM in Italy and in the health field, in this article the author, that adopts the term Modification/MoGf, has chosen two sketches of Self-Ethnography to criticize some international documents and, in particular, the Istanbul Convention on Gender-based Violence. Through an analysis of concepts such as culture, tradition, gender, victims and patriarchy, assumed in an antihistoric and essentialist key in these texts, the author highlights how they are the result of ‘convictions’ of a mainstream Western difference feminism and of an agreed-upon language which has helped foster human rights of women rhetoric as moral economies. Finally, the author wants to show how these same concepts have been incorporated and strategically performed by social actors to create a transnational moral subject rather than justice subject.
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- 2020
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8. Autoethnography as a research method: Advantages, limitations and criticisms.
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Méndez, Mariza
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RESEARCH methodology ,QUALITATIVE research ,AESTHETICS ,EDUCATION research ,NARRATION - Abstract
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- 2013
9. ‘I want to be all I can Irish’: the role of performance and performativity in the construction of ethnicity.
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Sullivan, Thomas
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ETHNICITY , *IMMIGRANTS , *IRISH Gaelic language , *ETHNOLOGY , *SOCIAL sciences - Abstract
Over the past few decades, ethnicity, amongst third generation and beyond descendants of European immigrants in America, is thought to have evolved from a group-oriented protectorate to a more individualized form of identity. ‘Symbolic ethnicity’ is the name given by sociologists, who, working in the 1980s and 1990s within the confines of traditional assimilation theory, thought this to be the final step in that process. More recently, however, research within the social sciences has moved on, not just in how assimilation is considered, but also to newer immigrant and ethnic groups. In this study, I return to the concept of symbolic ethnicity and to those ‘older’ ethnics who, despite the assimilation process, continue to construct and maintain powerful links to an ethnic ancestry and homeland. From my observations of and interviews with dozens of individuals learning the Irish language throughout North America, I attempt to uncover why this connection persists, beginning with the subjective nature of symbolic ethnicity and ending with concepts of performance and performativity. I argue that these Irish not only knowingly construct their ethnic identities, but also unconsciously conform to a discourse of Irishness based on their perception of authenticity and tradition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2012
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10. Filmer là où l’on n’a plus envie d’être
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Leresche, Frédérique
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caméra ,intimité ,Art-based practices ,Auto-ethnographie ,genre ,prácticas artísticas ,Intimidad ,Autoetnografía ,Auto ethnography ,intimacy ,Cámara ,camera - Abstract
Cet article explore la relation ambiguë que j’ai entretenue avec mon terrain d’enquête dans le cadre d’une recherche sur les carrières de musicien·ne·s. Par une démarche auto-ethnographique, je propose de réfléchir aux reconfigurations de la relation d’enquête en tentant d’objectiver les éléments qui ont déterminé cette relation et de voir en quoi cela a influencé la récolte des données filmées. This article explores the ambiguous relationship between me and my field that developed as a part of a research project on musicians’ careers. Applying an auto-ethnographic approach, I propose to consider reconfigurations of relations during field inquiry. In this line, I try to objectify the elements that determined the relationship in order to disentangle how this has influenced the process of visual data collection. Este artículo explora la relación ambigua que he mantenido en mi terreno de investigación en el marco de una investigación sobre las carreras de músicos/as. A través de un enfoque autoetnográfico, propongo reflexionar sobre las reconfiguraciones de la relación de investigación intentando objetivar los elementos que han determinado esa relación y de analizar en qué ha influenciado la recogida de datos.
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- 2016
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