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Narcofeminism: A feminist auto-ethnography on drugs

The Sociological Review, 2023
Narcofeminism began in 2019 as a rallying principle for women who use drugs to establish links between feminist organising and drug user activism. This article elaborates narcofeminism as a site of feminist resistance to patriarchal orders and modes of rationality.
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Diabetes and an inescapable (auto)ethnography

Area, 2017
This paper reports on personal reflections from a recent research project on the geographies of living with diabetes. Drawing from research participants’ written and oral accounts alongside the researcher's own everyday experiences, this project aimed to provide a detailed account of life with diabetes. However, issues of the researcher's own diagnosis
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(Auto)ethnography of Breastfeeding in Northern Ireland

Journal of Autoethnography, 2021
This article takes an autoethnographic perspective to examine women’s experiences of breastfeeding in Northern Ireland (NI). It focuses on how social and cultural attitudes inform the practices of breastfeeding. The article draws on the feminist perspectives on breastfeeding that point to women’s agency and autonomy over their bodies.
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The Tongue Play: An Auto-Ethnography

Theatre Research in Canada, 2015
When I made the decision to marry a Canadian and move to Toronto, the thought that I would be working with an accent did cross my mind. “It is a bilingual country and also a country of immigrants. Surely they are used to it,” was my reasoning. My future husband, a veteran of the TV industry, assured me that it would “be fine.” This was wishful ...
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An Auto-Ethnography of Relational Knowledge Production

Journal of American Folklore, 2022
AbstractThis essay is an auto-ethnographic narrative of relational knowledge production. I argue that examining the ways in which we guard the boundaries of the normal has implications for how we might theorize Latinx folklore studies, specifically with regard to questions of sexuality, gender, and race. I discuss several critiques articulated by Black,
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Auto/Ethnography: Rewriting the Self and the Social

Anthropological Quarterly, 1998
Auto/Ehnography: Rewriting the Self and the Social. DEBORAH E. REED-DANAHAY, ed. Oxford: Berg, 1997; 277 pp. Since the 1980s a community of anthropologists, both in the United States and in Europe, have placed written texts at the forefront of anthropological analysis. Think, for example, of Text, play and story (Bruner, ed.
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Auto-Ethnography: Paradigms, Problems, and Prospects

Human Organization, 1979
of the Indian Health Service Task Force on Alcoholism 11. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office. 1973 Alcoholism: A High-priority Health Problem. Report of the Indian Health Service Task Force on Alcoholism. Section 111. DHEW Publication No. (HSM) 73-12002. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office.
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Auto/ethnography: A Pathway to Share the Story

The International Journal of Humanities Education, 2016
As a teacher for more than thirty years, I have learned from the Warnumamalya, Yolngu, Nyungar, and Wongi peoples of Australia, and observed Indigenous parents and teachers often express dissatisfaction with the way mainstream non-Indigenous education is delivered in their community schools.
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Diverse Application of Auto-ethnography

2018
The key policy issues as discovered by this research are the lack of mandatory hearing screening and the impact of this on New Zealand children; the ineligibility of prisoners with hearing loss to gain funding support through the Ministry of Health Hearing Aid Funding Scheme (HAFS); the lack of screening for Auditory Processing Disorder in prisoner ...
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Auto-ethnography and Loose in Flight (1999)

2015
Khan’s use of the body as both a site and source of decolonisation may have reached a crystallised political aesthetic in Gnosis, but its presence as a strategy of artistic enquiry was evident from his earliest endeavour as a student at university. Between 1996 and 1998, during his time at Northern School of Contemporary Dance, Khan created Loose in ...
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