Analytical Autoethnodrama: Autobiographed and Researched Experiences with Academic Writing

Trường đại học

University Of Brighton

Chuyên ngành

Educational Research

Người đăng

Ẩn danh

Thể loại

Monograph

2014

220
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Phí lưu trữ

55 Point

Mục lục chi tiết

1. CHAPTER 1: Introduction

1.2. Chapter Summary

2. CHAPTER 2: Critical, Creative and Personal Context

2.1. Personal and Institutional Background and the Research Excellence Framework (REF)

2.2. Chapter Summary

3. CHAPTER 3: Needing Permission: Identifying Frameworks for Evolving Academic Writing

3.1. Shifts in Qualitative Research

3.2. In the Beginning – Chapter 1

3.3. Barthes: A Challenge to Forms of Conventional Writing

3.4. Writing Qualitative Research

3.5. Viewpoint of the Researcher in the Research Process

3.6. Chapter Summary

4. CHAPTER 4: Autoethnography: Scaffolding for Other Ways of Being in Academic Writing and Life

4.4. Issues of Validity

4.6. Chapter Summary

5. CHAPTER 5: The Writing Processes

5.2. Data Collection and Presentation

5.2. Interview Process – Case Study

5.3. My Creative Writing Process

5.5. Chapter Summary

6. CHAPTER 6: Impact

6.1. Framing the Text: Impact

6.2. Criteria for Assessment?

7. CHAPTER 7: Thematic Analysis: Analysing the Unpindownable?

7.3. Themes of Analysis

7.1. Does the Institution Support Academic Writing Development?

7.2. Change in Academic Culture: Time as a Barrier

7.3. Confidence in Diverse Roles

7.4. How is Academic Writing Development Supported by the Institution?

7.7. What do Journal Editors/Professors Consider ‘Good’ Academic Writing to be?

7.8. What do Newer Researchers and Academics Consider ‘Good’ Academic Writing to be?

7.4. Reflections on the Analysis

7.1. Identifying Problems with Analysis

7.5. Chapter Summary

8. CHAPTER 8: Conclusion

8.1. Summary of Findings

8.4. A Democratic and Inclusive Future?

Appendix 1 Interview Questions for Less Experienced Academics

Appendix 2 Interview Questions for Experienced Academics

Appendix 3 Transcript of Interview with Jess Moriarty and Phil Porter (feedback on the autoethnodrama ‘Impact’)

Appendix 4 Transcript of Interview with Jess Moriarty and Isabel

Appendix 5 Transcript of Interview with Jess Moriarty and Isla

Appendix 6 Transcript of Interview with Jess Moriarty and Mason

Bibliography

Analytical autoethnodrama autobiographed and researched experiences with academic writing