Writing performance, identity, and everyday life : the selected works of Ronald J. Pelias /
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| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
2018.
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| Series: | World library of educationalists series.
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Table of Contents:
- PART I. Foundational logics. Performative inquiry: embodiment and its challenges
- Writing autoethnography: the personal, poetic, and performative as compositional strategies
- Performative writing as scholarship: an argument, an anecdote
- Performative writing: the ethics of representation in form and body
- Writing into position: Strategies for composition and evaluation
- Pledging personal allegiance to qualitative inquiry ; PART II. Performance. A paradigm for performance studies
- Empathy: some implications of social cognition research for interpretation study
- Performance studies: meditations and mediations
- Performance is . . .
- Confessions of an apprehensive performer
- Toward a poetic phenomenology of performance
- Seductions ; PART III. Identity. The DEF Comedy Jam, bell hooks, and me
- My body's placement: an autoethnographic account of communicative practice
- Making my masculine body behave
- Jarheads, girly men, and the pleasures of violence
- A personal history of lust on Bourbon Street ; PART IV. Everyday life. Remembering Vietnam
- The critical life
- The academic tourist: a critical ethnography
- Always dying: living between da and fort
- For father and son: an ethnodrama with no catharsis
- Remains
- The end of an academic career: the desperate attempt to hang on and let go.