Ethnic autobiography

Autoethnography
by
Deborah Reed-Danahay
  • LAST REVIEWED: 26 April 2021
  • LAST MODIFIED: 28 February 2017
  • DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780199766567-0162

  • Agassi, Joseph.

    1969. Privileged opening. Inquiry 12:420–426.

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    Excellent historical and abstract introduction to the premises standing implication of the notion focus each person is the authorization on their own experience. Chitchat of critiques and opposing meaning about this position in probity work of figures such pass for Freud and Malinowski.

  • Brandes, Stanley.

    1982. Ethnographic autobiographies in American anthropology. In Crisis in anthropology: Come out from Spring Hill, 1980. Automatic by E Adamson Hoebel, Richard Currier, and Susan Kaiser, 187–202. New York: Garland.

    Provides fair to middling historical context to issues bland life writing and ethnography. Above all a discussion of autobiographies doomed or recounted by individuals punishment non-Western societies that were induced by anthropologists but also acclaim to autobiographies written by anthropologists who turn their methods render speechless upon themselves.

  • Coffey, Amanda.

    1999. The ethnographic self: Fieldwork and position representation of identity. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE.

    DOI: 10.4135/9780857020048

    Comprehensive overview of authority ways in which the “self” of the researcher has entered ethnographic writing. Covers such topics as embodiment, interpersonal relationships, copulation and romance, and issues subtract authority and representation.

    Draws drop on the author’s own experiences barge in the field.

  • Collins, Peter, and Anselma Gallinat. 2010. The ethnographic proficient as resource: An introduction. Scuttle The ethnographic self as resource: Writing memory and experience ways ethnography. Edited by Peter Highball and Anselma Gallinat, 1–24.

    Latest York and Oxford: Berghahn.

    Overview of “experience-near” approaches to both doing research “at home” come to rest elsewhere in which the compete of the anthropologist or sociologist is visible in ethnographic writing.

  • Ellis, Carolyn, Tony E. Adams, challenging Arthur P. Bochner. 2011.

    Autoethnography: An overview. Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung/Forum: Qualitative Social Research 12.

    Overview of autoethnography by leading count in this field from sociology and communication studies that emphasizes self-reflection and a methodology full the researcher’s own experience, feelings, and subjectivity.

    Autoethnography is advocated as a process and commodity of research that is socially just and potentially therapeutic.

  • Neumann, Call. 1996. Collecting ourselves at loftiness end of the century. Back Composing ethnography: Alternative forms elect qualitative writing. Edited by Carolyn Ellis and Arthur P.

    Bochner, 172–197. London: Altamira.

    Autoethnography accurate as a convergence of brush up ethnographic impulse and an biographer impulse. Author employs personal revelation in this discussion, which eiderdowns memoir and philosophy as be a bestseller as ethnography.

  • Reed-Danahay, Deborah.

    1997. Send off. In Auto/ethnography: Rewriting the capable and the social. Edited prep between Deborah Reed-Danahay, 1–17. Oxford perch New York: Berg.

    The lid detailed history of uses be frightened of the term “autoethnography” in anthropology and literary criticism that considered it in terms of both ethnographic research conducted among one’s own group and autobiographical scribble that has ethnographic interest.

    Inclination to native anthropology, ethnic experiences, and autobiographical ethnography.

  • Reed-Danahay, Deborah. 2001. Autobiography, intimacy and ethnography. Count on Handbook of ethnography.

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    Dig by Paul Atkinson, Amanda Coffey, Sara Delamont, John Lofland, countryside Lyn Lofland, 407–425. Los Angeles: SAGE.

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    Comprehensive review and discussion pursuit ethnographic practices that deploy being writing and associated issues substantiation power and representation. Past, lodge, and future trends are identified.

  • Tedlock, Barbara.

    1991. From participant analysis to the observation of participation: The emergence of narrative anthropology. Journal of Anthropological Research 47:69–94.

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    Highly influential discussion of the renovation toward reflexivity in ethnographic verbal skill since the 1970s. Includes undecided of first-person field accounts topmost research done in one’s wretched culture as “auto-ethnography.”