Narrative Inquiry & Autoethnography
A storytelling methodology in which a story(ies) of a research participant(s) is researched as a way of knowing.
Narrative inquiry
focuses around the meaning, structure, and essence of the lived experiences of a phenomenon for a person or group of people
Phenomenology
attempts to discover theory grounded in the analysis of data collected during qualitative research
grounded theory methodology
the study of culture grounded historically in anthropology but currently has been taken up in various fields
Ethnography
empirical inquiry that investigates a contemporary phenomenon within its real-life context
Case study
an approach to research and writing that seeks to describe and systematically analyze personal experience to understand cultural experience
Autoethnography
involves researchers and participants working together to examine a problematic situation or action to change it for the better
Participatory Action Research (PAR)
a research method for the subjective interpretation of the content of text data through the systematic classification process of coding and identifying themes or patterns
Qualitative Content Analysis
is collaborative, change-oriented research that engages faculty members, students, and community members in projects that address a community-identified need.
community-based research
an aesthetic way of knowing that is best understood as sense based, encompassing emotional, perceptual, embodied and nonlinear ways of knowing that might not be accessible through traditional epistemologies or linear research methods
Arts-based educational research
What are the many types of narrative inquiry
Thematic Narratives, Biographical Study, Autoethnography, Life History, Oral History, Arts-Based Narratives
focuses on epistemology and how meaning comes into consciousness.
Transcendental phenomenology
situates the researcher and the participant in an interpretive exchange where neither enters the research space without the influence of the world, their individual histories, beliefs, assumptions, informing the meanings they make of each other, and their experiences outside and within the research space.
Constructivist Grounded Theory
Ethnographers usually collect data for at least
a year and a half
Cases can be bounded by
by time and place (Creswell, 2003); (b) time and activity (Stake); and (c) by definition and context (Miles & Huberman, 1994).
What is the process of Autoethnography
The author retroactively and selectively writes about past experiences by interviewing others and consulting with texts like photographs, journals, and recordings to help recall. Autoethnographers must not only use their methodological tools and research literature to analyze experience but also must consider ways others may experience similar epiphanies; they must use personal experience to illustrate facets of cultural experience and, in so doing, make characteristics of a culture
familiar for insiders and outsidee
focuses on the nature of reality and state of being, and is also known as ontological phenomenology
Existential phenomenology
approach, initial coding starts with a theory of relevant research findings
Direct content analysis
perspectives of cultural insiders
Emic perspectives
This kind of case study focuses on a unique, information-rich situation, concern, or problem and selects a bounded system as a case to study this case
Single Instrumental Case Study
the insertion of Indigenous principles into research
methodology so that research practices can play a role in the assertion of Indigenous people’s rights and sovereignty.
Indigenous methodology
In the qualitative research tradition, is a prac-
tical skill and attitude by which a researcher is systematically aware of and attends to how knowledge is being constructed
Reflexivity
All variations of grounded theory focus on some form of...
theory development
the perspectives of cultural outsiders
Etic perspectives
this type of case study research, the researcher selects an issue or problem to investigate, defines what the bounded system of a case would look like, and selects several cases to explore the issue.
Collective/Multiple Case Studies