Just an idea, also from an #autoethnographic perspective, what about creating a #writing #retreat where you only take a #macintosh (we are talking about Plus/SE/Classic here), some #floppy disks, the #books you need, some #stationary. And a dumb #phone to be reachable. Make it four days. Result?
Person in a white sweater and black pants sitting cross-legged on the floor, hands clasped, meditating while wearing a Muse 2 electroencephalogram headband, with a shadow on the wall behind.
#WalkingInMyShoes: presents in-depth #autoethnographic refections of a believer's bodily & emotional experiences upon integrating into Christian prayer both biometric technology, and non-technological media.🤲🏻🧘🏻♀️👩🏻💻 #CHI2025
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"Rice is life" is a common phrase among rice-eating peoples of the world. Like the #performative #autoethnographic #stories we share here, this saying is more than mere metaphor. Rather, these illustrate rice as #matterphor, "which offers materiality and metaphor as inseparable" (Spry, 2021, p. 171)
In the special issue of the 'Nordic Journal of Migration Research', Nader Talebi's #autoethnographic article delves into "the complexities of transnational power relations involved in knowledge production on #migration".
Check out the #openaccess article: doi.org/10.33134/njm...
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The image shows the front cover of a book entitled "Autoethnographies in Psychology and Mental Health: New Voices". The editors are Alec Grant and Jerome Carson.
The image shows a close up of a page within a book, my quote can be seen in italics in the centre of the image. When talking about the benefits of autoethnographies in clinical research, I have said "it honours the experiences of the person/people involved and supports the 'nothing about me without me' research framework that is becoming more common, particularly when working with vulnerable populations".
When you forget taking part in a research study and then get told that you have been published!! Happy mail day to me ☺️
Big thanks to Dr Marianne Trent for letting me know that my comments were included in her chapter!
#autoethnographic #psychology #mentalhealth
