An autoethnographic miniature on the tensions and boundaries of researcher experiences

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  • Johanne Provençal Simon Fraser University

Abstract

In the form of a critical miniature, the author presents her work of integrating standard protocols from both the ethnographic and case study methods to develop an autoethnographic case study protocol. The author argues that autoethnography as both method and genre offers a way of experiencing, presenting, analyzing, interpreting and understanding research that succeeds in examining the tensions and boundaries of researcher experiences and more generally, of the culture of the academy. 

EXPLORATIONS in QUALITATIVE & ARTS-BASED RESEARCH

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2008): Exploration in Qualitative and Arts-Based Research

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Critical Miniatures

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