Womenβs Lives into Print: The Theory, Pr
β Pauline Polkey (eds.)
π Library
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1999
π Palgrave Macmillan UK
π English
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Writing intimacy into feminist geography
β Scribed by Donovan, Courtney; Moss, Pamela
- Publisher
- Routledge
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 259
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Muddling Intimacy Methodologically / Courtney Donovan and Pamela Moss --
An Uncomfortable Position : Making Sense of Field Encounters through Intimate Reflections / Maral Sotoudehnia --
"I'm here, I hate it and I can't cope anymore" : Writing about Suicide / Gail Adams-Hutcheson and Robyn Longhurst --
In the Skin : Intimate Acts in Economic Globalization / Maureen Sioh --
Navigating Intimate Insider Status : Bridging Audiences through Writing and Presenting / Vanessa A. Massaro and Dana Cuomo --
Intimate Creativity : Using Creative Practice to Express Intimate Worlds / Clare Madge --
Writing/drawing Experiences of Silence and Intimacy in Fieldwork Relationships / Kacy McKinney --
Open for Business? : First Forays into Collaborative Autobiographical Writing in Extractive British Columbia / ZoeΜ A. Meletis and Blake Hawkins --
Walking the Line between Professional and Personal : Using Autobiography in Invisible Disability Research / Toni Alexander --
Are we Sitting Comfortably? : Doing-writing to Embody Thinking-with / Kye Askins --
Accelerating Intimacy? : Digital Health and Humanistic Discourse / Courtney Donovan --
To Hold and be Held : Engaging with Suffering at End of Life through a Consideration of Personal Writing / Kelsey Hanrahan --
Inhabiting Research, Accessing Intimacy, Becoming Collective / Karen Falconer Al-Hindi, Pamela Moss, Leslie Kern and Roberta Hawkins --
Intimacy, Animal Emotion and Empathy : Multispecies Intimacy as Slow Research Practice / Kathryn Gillespie --
Bearing Witness to Geographies of Life and Death : Intimate Writing and Violent Geographies / Samuel Henkin --
Becoming Fieldnotes / Ebru Ustandag --
Hiding in the Garden : Autoethnography and Intimate Spaces / Kathryn Besio --
Death, Dying and Decision-making in an Intensive Care Unit : Tracing Micro-connections through Auto-methods / Pamela Moss --
Places of the Open Season / Sarah de Leeuw --
Intimate Research Acts / Pamela Moss and Courtney Donovan.
β¦ Subjects
Feminist geography -- Methodology;Intimacy (Psychology);PSYCHOLOGY / Applied Psychology;SELF-HELP / Personal Growth / General;SELF-HELP / Personal Growth / Happiness;SELF-HELP / Personal Growth / Success;Anthropogeografie;Feminismus;Wahrnehmung;Methodologie
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