Remember Who You Belong To
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Doing Autoethnography Foreword by Carolyn Ellis and Arthur P. Bochner
Edited by Sandra L. Pensoneau-Conway, Tony E. Adams and Derek M. Bolen
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword Carolyn Ellis and Arthur P. Bochner
vii
Acknowledgments
ix
1. Doing Autoethnography Sandra L. Pensoneau-Conway, Tony E. Adams, and Derek M. Bolen
1
2. Bitter Sweet(water): Autoethnography, Relational Ethics, and the Possible Perpetuation of Stereotypes Robin M. Boylorn 3. The Consumed Self: Understanding the Stories I Cannot Have Keith Berry
7 19
4. Pleasures and Paradoxes of New Media: An Autoethnography of a Redditor Kathryn Thompson
29
5. Critical Collaborative Performance Autoethnography: Reflecting on Collective Practice, Black Girlhood, Black Love and Accountability Durell M. Callier, Dominique C. Hill, and Hill L. Waters
37
6. Marriage or Mirage? The Breakdown of a Break-up John Marc Cuellar
45
7. My Body Knows Things: This Black Woman’s Storied Theory in Performative Autoethnography Allison Upshaw
55
8. Learning How to Be a Man the Hard Way: An Exploration into the Dissolution and Reunification of Masculine Identities O. J. Duncan
67
9. Making a Big Deal Out of Nothing: Patriarchy, White Supremacy, and Teacher Preeminence Chris Godsey
81
10. Hit Him Again: An Autoethnography of Violence and Masculinity Stephen Henry
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11. Going Home: Alienating Emotional Relational Talk with Brecht-olage Christina L. Ivey
105
12. Lost in Hope: (De)constructing Hope in “Missing Person” Discourses Dianah McGreehan
115
13. Teaching While Lesbian: Identity and a Case for Consciousness in the Classroom and Beyond Sondra S. Briggs
127
14. Remember Who You Belong to: A Story of Multiple and Temporary Belongings Sarah Helps
139
15. Not an Alice: Thoughts on Body and Performance Mindy Ralston
149
16. There is No Home Like Place David Purnell
155
17. Learning to Care Molly Wiant Cummins
163
18. Academic Pimping: Is Anyone Afraid of Researching Academic Relationships? Igor Vinicius Lima Valentim
173
19. A Ghostly Presence: (Un)Belonging in Spaces on the Peripheries Claire Smith
187
20. Are You Legal? A Question of Citizenship Amy Arellano
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