Joanna Sheridan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4010810 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Joanna Sheridan |
| NOMBRES | Joanna |
| APELLIDO | Sheridan |
| FIRMA | SHERIDAN J |
| AFILIACIONES | Massey University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 4 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 70 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Collective Reflexivity
The Albany Memory Work Collective emerged from discussions amongst the members of the Albany Discourse and Narrative Group, a group of postgraduate scholars and staff who meet regularly to discuss research issues. The authors of this paper were a sub-group of this larger group. Our intent was to explore memory work as a methodology, to use the method as a means of exploring the varieties and complexities of our relationships with participants in …
The Power of Things
Qualitative research extensively utilises interviews to gain insight into the intricacy and texture of lived experience. However, there is growing recognition of the limitations of interviewing as a data-gathering method. Popular alternatives include a move to visual methods, such as photo-production, to enhance the interviewing process. In this article, we argue for the power of materiality in this process. We propose that material objects, such…
Pluralisms in Qualitative Research
Pluralism offers promising ways forward for qualitative research, invoking the use of multiple methods to investigate complex social questions. Drawing on two different research projects, we reflexively demonstrate, discuss, and illustrate our processes of working pluralistically. In various ways, we argue that multiple methods function smoothly if they are closely aligned with the broad assumptions underpinning the research, resulting in their f…
Timelining
This article discusses the uses and benefits of an innovative method of graphic elicitation; timelining. The method was developed in the context of a narrative-based research project on fatness and weight loss. Participants' weight over time was plotted on a graph, informed and elaborated by a variety of material objects such as photographs, diaries, and medical records. The timeline provided a focus for participants and prompted their stories of…
Timelining
This article discusses the uses and benefits of an innovative method of graphic elicitation; timelining. The method was developed in the context of a narrative-based research project on fatness and weight loss. Participants' weight over time was plotted on a graph, informed and elaborated by a variety of material objects such as photographs, diaries, and medical records. The timeline provided a focus for participants and prompted their stories of…
Pluralisms in Qualitative Research
Pluralism offers promising ways forward for qualitative research, invoking the use of multiple methods to investigate complex social questions. Drawing on two different research projects, we reflexively demonstrate, discuss, and illustrate our processes of working pluralistically. In various ways, we argue that multiple methods function smoothly if they are closely aligned with the broad assumptions underpinning the research, resulting in their f…
The Power of Things
Qualitative research extensively utilises interviews to gain insight into the intricacy and texture of lived experience. However, there is growing recognition of the limitations of interviewing as a data-gathering method. Popular alternatives include a move to visual methods, such as photo-production, to enhance the interviewing process. In this article, we argue for the power of materiality in this process. We propose that material objects, such…
Collective Reflexivity
The Albany Memory Work Collective emerged from discussions amongst the members of the Albany Discourse and Narrative Group, a group of postgraduate scholars and staff who meet regularly to discuss research issues. The authors of this paper were a sub-group of this larger group. Our intent was to explore memory work as a methodology, to use the method as a means of exploring the varieties and complexities of our relationships with participants in …
Collective Reflexivity
The Albany Memory Work Collective emerged from discussions amongst the members of the Albany Discourse and Narrative Group, a group of postgraduate scholars and staff who meet regularly to discuss research issues. The authors of this paper were a sub-group of this larger group. Our intent was to explore memory work as a methodology, to use the method as a means of exploring the varieties and complexities of our relationships with participants in …
The Power of Things
Qualitative research extensively utilises interviews to gain insight into the intricacy and texture of lived experience. However, there is growing recognition of the limitations of interviewing as a data-gathering method. Popular alternatives include a move to visual methods, such as photo-production, to enhance the interviewing process. In this article, we argue for the power of materiality in this process. We propose that material objects, such…
Pluralisms in Qualitative Research
Pluralism offers promising ways forward for qualitative research, invoking the use of multiple methods to investigate complex social questions. Drawing on two different research projects, we reflexively demonstrate, discuss, and illustrate our processes of working pluralistically. In various ways, we argue that multiple methods function smoothly if they are closely aligned with the broad assumptions underpinning the research, resulting in their f…
Timelining
This article discusses the uses and benefits of an innovative method of graphic elicitation; timelining. The method was developed in the context of a narrative-based research project on fatness and weight loss. Participants' weight over time was plotted on a graph, informed and elaborated by a variety of material objects such as photographs, diaries, and medical records. The timeline provided a focus for participants and prompted their stories of…
Participatory Visual Research Methods (4 obras) · Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics (4 obras) · Narrative (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Art (2 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Reflexivity (2 obras) · Social science (2 obras) · Sociology (2 obras) · Aesthetics (1 obras)