Jeni Hunniecutt
Biographic Data
| ID | 1304136 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeni Hunniecutt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeni |
| FAMILY NAME | Hunniecutt |
| SIGNATURE | HUNNIECUTT J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ronin Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Forum: The Self-Realising Soldier: Post-Heroic Reflections from Norwegian Afghanistan Veterans by Heidi Mogstad
In western media and politics, Afghanistan is usually depicted as a place of scarcity and hardship. This article attends to a different western representation of the country, that is, Afghanistan, as a site of self-fulfilment and growth. In doing so, I outline a mode of soldiering that emerged from my ethnographic interviews with Norwegian Afghanistan veterans: the self-realising soldier seeking combat, adventure and personal development in a dis…
Veteran Identity (Perceptions) in Higher Education: A Veteran/Scholar/Advocate’s Story
Through autoethnography, a research method that considers how personal lived experiences are impacted and made visible through inquiry into cultural and systemic issues, the author shares her story of being a research administrator and staff member at a veteran center within a land-grant, Midwestern, top-tier research university. As both a veteran and a scholar of veteran studies, the researcher paints a picture of the consequences of a multi-dec…
Veteran Identity (Perceptions) in Higher Education: A Veteran/Scholar/Advocate’s Story
Through autoethnography, a research method that considers how personal lived experiences are impacted and made visible through inquiry into cultural and systemic issues, the author shares her story of being a research administrator and staff member at a veteran center within a US research university. As both a veteran and a scholar of veteran studies, the researcher paints a picture of the consequences of a multidecade war on the post-9/11 genera…
Our babies[’] count[er story]: A narrative ethnography of a baby loss remembrance walk ritual
The non-profit organization Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep (NILMDTS) hosts annual remembrance walks that gather bereaved families to honor babies who have died. Grounded in narrative theory and research on family communication rituals, the present study focused on understanding how the NILMDTS Remembrance Walk counternarrates the experience of baby loss vis-à-vis the master narrative that silences it. Our narrative ethnography included participating …
A visual narrative analysis of children’s baby loss remembrance drawings
Children experiencing the death of baby brother or sister have reported individual, familial, and communicative challenges. Siblings also have indicated that the loss of a baby in their family enriched their lives despite their pain. The present study extends this work by focusing not only on siblings but also other children enmeshed in the family system. Additionally, we heed the call for the use of arts-based methods in family communication by …
Forum: The Self-Realising Soldier: Post-Heroic Reflections from Norwegian Afghanistan Veterans by Heidi Mogstad
In western media and politics, Afghanistan is usually depicted as a place of scarcity and hardship. This article attends to a different western representation of the country, that is, Afghanistan, as a site of self-fulfilment and growth. In doing so, I outline a mode of soldiering that emerged from my ethnographic interviews with Norwegian Afghanistan veterans: the self-realising soldier seeking combat, adventure and personal development in a dis…
Our babies[’] count[er story]: A narrative ethnography of a baby loss remembrance walk ritual
The non-profit organization Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep (NILMDTS) hosts annual remembrance walks that gather bereaved families to honor babies who have died. Grounded in narrative theory and research on family communication rituals, the present study focused on understanding how the NILMDTS Remembrance Walk counternarrates the experience of baby loss vis-à-vis the master narrative that silences it. Our narrative ethnography included participating …
A visual narrative analysis of children’s baby loss remembrance drawings
Children experiencing the death of baby brother or sister have reported individual, familial, and communicative challenges. Siblings also have indicated that the loss of a baby in their family enriched their lives despite their pain. The present study extends this work by focusing not only on siblings but also other children enmeshed in the family system. Additionally, we heed the call for the use of arts-based methods in family communication by …
Our babies[’] count[er story]: A narrative ethnography of a baby loss remembrance walk ritual
The non-profit organization Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep (NILMDTS) hosts annual remembrance walks that gather bereaved families to honor babies who have died. Grounded in narrative theory and research on family communication rituals, the present study focused on understanding how the NILMDTS Remembrance Walk counternarrates the experience of baby loss vis-à-vis the master narrative that silences it. Our narrative ethnography included participating …
Veteran Identity (Perceptions) in Higher Education: A Veteran/Scholar/Advocate’s Story
Through autoethnography, a research method that considers how personal lived experiences are impacted and made visible through inquiry into cultural and systemic issues, the author shares her story of being a research administrator and staff member at a veteran center within a land-grant, Midwestern, top-tier research university. As both a veteran and a scholar of veteran studies, the researcher paints a picture of the consequences of a multi-dec…
Veteran Identity (Perceptions) in Higher Education: A Veteran/Scholar/Advocate’s Story
Through autoethnography, a research method that considers how personal lived experiences are impacted and made visible through inquiry into cultural and systemic issues, the author shares her story of being a research administrator and staff member at a veteran center within a US research university. As both a veteran and a scholar of veteran studies, the researcher paints a picture of the consequences of a multidecade war on the post-9/11 genera…
Forum: The Self-Realising Soldier: Post-Heroic Reflections from Norwegian Afghanistan Veterans by Heidi Mogstad
In western media and politics, Afghanistan is usually depicted as a place of scarcity and hardship. This article attends to a different western representation of the country, that is, Afghanistan, as a site of self-fulfilment and growth. In doing so, I outline a mode of soldiering that emerged from my ethnographic interviews with Norwegian Afghanistan veterans: the self-realising soldier seeking combat, adventure and personal development in a dis…
Sociology (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Attunement (2 works) · Autoethnography (2 works)