"Den løse ramme var svær" -- en gentænkning af forandring, samarbejde og bevægelse i intra-aktiv aktionsforskning.

"The Loose Framework was Challenging": A Reconsideration of Change, Collaboration, and Movement in Intra-Active Action Research The purpose of this article is to contribute to the discussion on how action research can create change and establish equitable relationships between practice and research. In the article, we engage in a dialogue regarding what can be understood as intra-active action research and argue that in its endeavor to incorporate a perspective on materiality, action research tends to overlook the significance of discourses in shaping relationships. In line with this, we explore how the potentially contradictory demands of action research for change as both emancipation and utility can be understood as discourses that are linked to knowledge production and materialise in relationships. Consequently, there is a need to rethink the relationship between discourses, materiality, and subjects in intra-active action research. The article engages in a dialogue with Moa Frid's (2021) article "Collaboration, movement, and change: An intraactive action research approach" and seeks to reframe Frid's reconsideration with a heighten ed focus on the significance of discourses. Our reconsideration is exemplified through empirical material from a research project. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]