Annelise Kowalsky
9/9/2013 01:21:29 am
p.212-218
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Yonatan Soler
9/9/2013 01:23:04 am
Is There a Downside to Doing Autoethnographic Research? : Interview with
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Yonatan Soler
9/9/2013 01:24:54 am
Pg 300-306
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Sang Xayasouk
9/9/2013 01:26:42 am
pg. 314-321
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Agafon, Adam R.
9/9/2013 01:37:18 am
Pages 112-118:
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9/9/2013 03:04:18 am
P.269 - 283
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Shelly Saini
9/9/2013 03:45:20 am
Pg. 130-142
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Sydney Pergament
9/9/2013 06:15:32 am
Autoethnographies are not linear, but they are created in a logical way. When creating your autoethnography you must take into account background history. Sometimes someone cannot understand “x” without knowing something else that is not presented. This is why it is important to consider all different aspects of a topic before beginning the project. Ellis explains the inevitability of making mistakes and she believes it is an important part of learning. When writing a personal narrative adding emotion is a critical component. As the interviewer you have to have a balance of being reflexive and responsive as well as listening to the interviewee or interviewees to avoid getting fully in the way of their storytelling. There are different types of validity regarding interviews and accounts. Ironic validity concerns the problems of representation and paralogical validity deals with concerns and uncertainties By relying on memory and editing the context, ethnographers tend to put words into the interviewee’s mouths. Also, editing may play down the importance of a significant event. Ellis suggests to judge on the usefulness of a story rather than the accuracy. At the end of the chapter Judy, one of Ellis’s students, confronts Ellis around writing about the occurring demise of her father. Ellis found a connection to Judy’s story and understood how writing can feel like an escape from writing about the topic she is writing about. A story involving death is one that many people can associate with.
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Rehat Singh
9/9/2013 07:07:41 am
Pg 178-183
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Nicole Friedman
9/9/2013 07:59:59 am
Pages 52-57
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Ross Mirskin
9/9/2013 08:35:11 am
p. 98-111
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Suzanne Lavin (Annie)
9/9/2013 08:46:26 am
Autoethnography Approaches (pg 45-51)
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Xueyin He( Stephanie)
9/9/2013 11:05:19 am
Title: Straying away from autoethnography: Interview with Hector
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Binchen Hu (Charlie)
9/9/2013 11:20:55 am
Class Nine: Final Projects(219-248)
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Nikita Sogoloff
9/9/2013 11:58:46 am
Pgs. 41-45
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Tamer Avci
9/9/2013 12:00:35 pm
Page: 184-192
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Yen Doan
9/10/2013 03:19:34 am
p. 201-206 Reciting Poetry
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Ashraf Patel
9/10/2013 04:49:13 am
Authoethnography: Definition and History (Pages 37-41)
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Tyler Nathan
9/10/2013 05:11:17 am
Pages 9-23
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P. 193-200
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Hyunkyu Choi
9/10/2013 12:28:49 pm
Pg.86-97
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Changxin Zhang
9/10/2013 03:56:05 pm
Pg. 249-268
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Samantha Rodriguez
9/10/2013 10:15:59 pm
p330-349
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Adriana Stivers
9/11/2013 12:09:20 am
Pages 31-35: Introduction to Autoethnography
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Halle Schaf
9/11/2013 02:35:43 am
The ethnographic I
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Joseph North
9/11/2013 02:36:34 am
pgs 24-30
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Kali Allen
10/16/2013 09:52:21 am
Autoethnography Summary Pages 143-155
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