Teaching Autoethnography: Personal Writing in the Classroom
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Language
English
ISBN
978-1-942341-28-4
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Table Of Contents
About the Book
Reviewer’s Notes
Teaching Autoethnography
Introduction
1. Understanding our Students’ Relationship to “I”
2. Getting Started in the Classroom
3. Writing Essays for Class: The First Steps
4. Workshop and Peer Review Process
5. Memory/Character Essays
6. Writing about Spaces and Events
7. The Autoethnography Project
8. Choosing Topics for the Autoethnography
9. The Interview Process
10. Conducting Observations
11. Putting It All Together
12. Challenges of Personal Writing
13. Concluding Thoughts
14. Sample Class Schedule
15. Additional Readings on Autoethnography
Deep Observation Assignment: Eleven Examples
Melanie
Rattling Thoughts
Southern Belle
The Battle
The Woman with the Purple Mat
Steven Bertram
The Man
Colors, Lines, and Shapes
Angelic Atmosphere
Sylvia
One
Self-as-Character Assignment: Eight Examples
Sight
Fastforward
Reflections
Unfortunate Truths
Hanatomy
What I Never Thought
Past Midnight
Five Feet Mighty
Memory Assignment: Six Examples
The Curse
Memory of the Maine
A Memory of Mr. Oko
Inhale, Exhale
An Honest Living
A-Relief
Memory/Character Essay: Thirteen Examples
How to Survive
A Living Contradiction
Georgia on My Mind
To the Center
Growing Through Dirt
Playbill
I Told You So
Genetic Disposition
Shomer Nagia
Brooklyn, Madness, Lust, Death, and the Apocalypse
Mommy
The Job That You Want
Self-Destruct
The Space or Event Essay: Thirteen Examples
In-Patient
Daringly Different
Two Places, One Home
See the World
Manhattan
November First
Get a Grip
Room in the Back
Aging Not so Gracefully
There and Back Again: A Comic-Con Tale
Sundays
Family Ties
Focus
The Autoethnography: Ten Examples
On Anarchism in New York
Allies, Advocates, Activists
Unicorny, the Only Way a Coder Will Define Rails
Friendship Is Magic
Gin and Tonic: A Look into the Subculture of Taxidermists
Don't Judge the Bible by Its Cover: An Honest Story with a Cliché Title
Autoethnography on Manhattan Drag
NaNoWriMo
Steel Paradise: The Hardcore Metal Aesthetic
YouTube: Science Isn’t Just for Geeks Anymore
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