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$aPreface: Carrying the Torch for Autoethnography / Carolyn Ellis -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Coming to Know Autoethnography as More than a Method / Stacy Holman Jones, Tony Adams, Carolyn Ellis -- Section 1. Reflecting and Engaging -- Introduction: Putting Meanings into Motion Autoethnography's Existential Calling / Arthur P. Bochner -- 1. I Learn By Going: Autoethnographic Modes of Inquiry / Leon Anderson, Bonnie Glass-Coffin -- 2. A History of Autoethographic Inquiry / Kitrina Douglas, David Carless -- 3. Individual and Collaborative Autoethnography as Method A Social Scientist's Perspective / Heewon Chang -- 4. Interpretive Autoethnography / Norman K. Denzin -- 5. Negotiating Our Postcolonial Selves From the Ground to the Ivory Tower / Mohan J. Dutta, Ambar Basu -- Exemplars -- 6. Walk, Walking, Talking, Home / Devika Chawla -- 7. "Sit With Your Legs Closed!" and Other: Sayin's from My Childhood / Robin M. Boylorn -- 8. Who's There? A Week Subject / Sophie Tamas -- Section 2. Making and Relating -- Introduction: Cool Kids on the Quad / H.L. (Bud) Goodall, Jr. -- 9. Spinning Autoethnographic Reflexivity, Cultural Critique, and Negotiating Selves / Keith Berry -- 10. Sketching Subjectivities / Susanne Gannon -- 11. Self and Others: Ethics in Autoethnographic Research / Jillian A. Tullis -- 12. Relationships and Communities in Autoethnography / Kathy-Ann C. Hernandez, Faith Wambura Ngunjiri -- 13. Autoethnography as the Engagement of Self/Other, Self/Culture, Self/Politics, Selves/Futures / Jacquelyn Allen-Collinson -- Exemplars -- 14. Getting Out of Selves: An Assemblage/ethnography? / Jonathan Wyatt, Ken Gale -- 15. Fire: A Year in Poems / Mary Weems -- 16. How Global Is Queer?: A Co-autoethnography of Politics, Pedagogy, and Theory in Drag / Sara L. Crawley, Nadzeya Husakouskaya -- 17. Sentimental Journey / Laurel Richardson -- Section 3. Representing, Breaking, and Remaking -- Introduction: Braiding Evocative with Analytic Autoethnography / Barbara Tedlock -- 18. Reflections on Writing and Autoethnography / Julia E. Colyar -- 19. Writing Autoethnography: The Personal, Poetic, and Performative as Compositional Strategies / Ronald J. Pelias -- 20. Reflections on Writing through Memory in Autoethnography / Grace A. Giorgio -- 21. Mindful Autoethnography, Local Knowledges: Lessons from Family / Jeanine M. Minge -- 22. Artful and Embodied Methods, Modes of Inquiry, and Forms of Representation / Brydie-Leigh Bartleet -- Exemplars -- 23. Writing My Way Through: Memory, Autoethnography, Identity, Hope / Christopher N. Poulos -- 24. Wedding Album: An Anti-heterosexist Performance Text / Lisa M. Tillmann -- 25. Putting the Body on the Line: Embodied Writing and Recovery through Domestic Violence / Marilyn Metta -- Section 4. Moving and Changing -- Introduction: Autoethnography as a Mode of Knowing and a Way of Being / Andrew C. Sparkes -- 26. Autoethnographic Journeys: Performing Possibilities/Utopias/Futures / Deanna B. Shoemaker -- 27. Teaching Autoethnography and Autoethnographic Pedagogy / Bryant Keith Alexander -- 28. Autoethography as a Praxis of Social Justice: Three Ontological Contexts / Satoshi Toyosaki, Sandy L. Pensoneau-Conway -- 29. Personal/Political Interventions via Autoethnography: Dualisms, Knowledge, Power, and Performativity in Research Relations / Keyan G. Tomaselli, Lauren Dyll-Myklebust, Sjoerd van Grootheest -- 30. Musings on Postcolonial Autoethnography: Telling the Tale of/through My Life / Archana Pathak -- 31. Evaluating (Evaluations of) Autoethnography / Craig Gingrich-Philbrook -- Exemplars -- 32. Twitch: A Performance of Chronic Liminality / Carol Rambo -- 33. A Glossary of Haunting / Eve Tuck, C. Ree -- 34. An Autoethnography of What Happens / Kathleen Stewart -- Conclusion: Storying Our Future / Tony Adams, Stacy Holman Jones, Carolyn Ellis -- Index -- About the Authors. |
