Barbara J Jago
Biographic Data
| ID | 126185 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Barbara J Jago |
| GIVEN NAMES | Barbara J |
| FAMILY NAME | Jago |
| SIGNATURE | JAGO B J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of New Hampshire at Manchester |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 58 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Supporting Laurie
This evocative autoethnography explores the role of informal social support for a woman (Laurie) recovering from intimate partner violence (IPV). It also examines how a survivor of IPV moves from a victim narrative to a survivor narrative and the importance of support from others in that process. Written from the perspective of the sister of the abuse survivor, this autoethnography explores the question: How did our family provide informal social…
Tracing Mom: An Autoethnographic Short Story
This three-part autoethnographic short story explores the materiality of loss
Chasing Laurie: An Autoethnographic Short Story
This is an autoethnographic short story about sisterhood
Shacking Up: An Autoethnographic Tale of Cohabitation
This autoethnography describes the author's experience of cohabitation with her partner of seven years, Sam, and his two children, Mary and Michael. In particular, the author focuses on her troubled relationship with Mary. Using Rambo's "layered account," the author weaves together a multiplicity of scenes during the seven years she and Sam have been dating and then cohabiting to show how their relationships are constructed through daily interact…
A Primary Act of Imagination: An Autoethnography of Father-Absence
This autoethnography details the author's efforts during the past eight years to write and publish her dissertation research on the narratives of father-absent daughters, most notably Elizabeth's story. The author's understanding of father-absence is situated within the multifaceted and constantly evolving discursive fields of scholarly research and personal experience. As a "vulnerable observer," locating her own narrative within that field of s…
Chronicling an Academic Depression
This autoethnographic story chronicles the author's recent struggle with major depression. Grounded in narrative theory, utilizing the methodology of emotional introspection, and written as a layered account, this personal narrative explores mental illness within the context of the academy. The story considers a variety of issues including identity and the social construction of self, medical discourse and the canonical story of depression, acade…
Postcards, Ghosts, and Fathers: Revising Family Stories
Storytelling is fundamental to human experience. Through narration, we make meaning out of experience and live within the stories we create. In this layered account, I weave together my family story with a writing-story about the narration of lived experience. My family story conveys an image of my family as it has changed over time and invites the reader to experience my experience with the therapeutic process of story revision. In the writing-s…
Chronicling an Academic Depression
This autoethnographic story chronicles the author's recent struggle with major depression. Grounded in narrative theory, utilizing the methodology of emotional introspection, and written as a layered account, this personal narrative explores mental illness within the context of the academy. The story considers a variety of issues including identity and the social construction of self, medical discourse and the canonical story of depression, acade…
Postcards, Ghosts, and Fathers: Revising Family Stories
Storytelling is fundamental to human experience. Through narration, we make meaning out of experience and live within the stories we create. In this layered account, I weave together my family story with a writing-story about the narration of lived experience. My family story conveys an image of my family as it has changed over time and invites the reader to experience my experience with the therapeutic process of story revision. In the writing-s…
Shacking Up: An Autoethnographic Tale of Cohabitation
This autoethnography describes the author's experience of cohabitation with her partner of seven years, Sam, and his two children, Mary and Michael. In particular, the author focuses on her troubled relationship with Mary. Using Rambo's "layered account," the author weaves together a multiplicity of scenes during the seven years she and Sam have been dating and then cohabiting to show how their relationships are constructed through daily interact…
A Primary Act of Imagination: An Autoethnography of Father-Absence
This autoethnography details the author's efforts during the past eight years to write and publish her dissertation research on the narratives of father-absent daughters, most notably Elizabeth's story. The author's understanding of father-absence is situated within the multifaceted and constantly evolving discursive fields of scholarly research and personal experience. As a "vulnerable observer," locating her own narrative within that field of s…
Chasing Laurie: An Autoethnographic Short Story
This is an autoethnographic short story about sisterhood
Postcards, Ghosts, and Fathers: Revising Family Stories
Storytelling is fundamental to human experience. Through narration, we make meaning out of experience and live within the stories we create. In this layered account, I weave together my family story with a writing-story about the narration of lived experience. My family story conveys an image of my family as it has changed over time and invites the reader to experience my experience with the therapeutic process of story revision. In the writing-s…
Chronicling an Academic Depression
This autoethnographic story chronicles the author's recent struggle with major depression. Grounded in narrative theory, utilizing the methodology of emotional introspection, and written as a layered account, this personal narrative explores mental illness within the context of the academy. The story considers a variety of issues including identity and the social construction of self, medical discourse and the canonical story of depression, acade…
A Primary Act of Imagination: An Autoethnography of Father-Absence
This autoethnography details the author's efforts during the past eight years to write and publish her dissertation research on the narratives of father-absent daughters, most notably Elizabeth's story. The author's understanding of father-absence is situated within the multifaceted and constantly evolving discursive fields of scholarly research and personal experience. As a "vulnerable observer," locating her own narrative within that field of s…
Chasing Laurie: An Autoethnographic Short Story
This is an autoethnographic short story about sisterhood
Shacking Up: An Autoethnographic Tale of Cohabitation
This autoethnography describes the author's experience of cohabitation with her partner of seven years, Sam, and his two children, Mary and Michael. In particular, the author focuses on her troubled relationship with Mary. Using Rambo's "layered account," the author weaves together a multiplicity of scenes during the seven years she and Sam have been dating and then cohabiting to show how their relationships are constructed through daily interact…
Tracing Mom: An Autoethnographic Short Story
This three-part autoethnographic short story explores the materiality of loss
Supporting Laurie
This evocative autoethnography explores the role of informal social support for a woman (Laurie) recovering from intimate partner violence (IPV). It also examines how a survivor of IPV moves from a victim narrative to a survivor narrative and the importance of support from others in that process. Written from the perspective of the sister of the abuse survivor, this autoethnography explores the question: How did our family provide informal social…
Sociology (6 works) · Aesthetics (5 works) · Autoethnography (5 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Psychoanalysis (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works)