Nara Araújo
Biographic Data
| ID | 80315 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nara Araújo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nara |
| FAMILY NAME | Araújo |
| SIGNATURE | ARAÚJO N |
| AFFILIATIONS | La Trobe University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7555-8223 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Storying syndemics: Understanding migrant women’s experiences of diabetes and distress through narratives of self-care
Migrant women face disproportionate rates of co-occurring type 2 diabetes and distress globally. Biomedicine’s individualized care model for people with diabetes conceptualizes distress as an added comorbidity to be managed. However, this negates the ways in which diabetes and distress may be interwoven with complex forms of social suffering at the confluence of gender, socio-economic status, racialized identity, chronic illness, and migration, a…
Beyond the Mirror: Challenging the Common Assumptions of Reflexivity in Qualitative Research
Qualitative researchers are increasingly utilising reflexive practices to ensure transparency and assure quality. Current researcher reflexivity, we show, often hinges upon a set of assumptions about reflexivity itself. Through a critical literature review combined with reflexive vignettes, we offer an epistemological critique of reflexivity. We advocate for robust reflexivity , a practice that critically reflects on reflexivity itself. We thus e…
Linguistic diversity and emergency health alerts: A systematic critical review
Australia is a world leader in providing valuable resources that support multilingual access to healthcare services. However, the COVID‐19 pandemic revealed that these resources are not always effective in ensuring that linguistically diverse citizens have access to information in a crisis. In this paper, we consider whether authorities around the world have implemented effective approaches that might be adapted to enhance multilingual communicat…
Beyond Needle and Thread: Communicating and Contesting Identity in Haute Couture
Introduction In the elite space of Haute Couture, fashion is presented through a theatrical array of dynamics—the engagement of specific bodies performing for select audiences in highly curated spaces. Each element is both very precise in its objectives and carefully selected for impact. In this way, the production of Haute Couture makes itself accessible to only a few select members of society. Globally, there are only an estimated 4,000 direct …
Cosmopolitan Revolutionaries: Masculinity, Migration, and Gender Performativity in Latin American London
This article explores the relational dynamics by which a particular group of young Colombian men strategically construct and perform masculinity within context of Latin American London. Focusing on quotidian experience and seeking to move beyond stereotypical narratives of masculine “loss” or “adjustment” relating to machismo, it demonstrates how “traditional” hegemonic norms are resourced as constitutive elements in the articulation of new modal…
Engendering cosmopolitanism: Gendered narratives of instability and agency
The Cosmopolitan Performers: Chinese–Indonesian Migrants in Perth, Australia
This paper will discuss the socio-cultural process of performance in relation to the cosmopolitan identity and imaginings of Chinese-Indonesian migrants in Perth, Western Australia. Representing the largest visible group of Indonesian migrants in Australia, the Chinese ‘descendants’ (keturunan) perform as Indonesian traditional dancers on the Australian multicultural stage, to "celebrate the institutions of the state(s) in which [they] live" (App…
Verdad, poder y saber: Escritura De Viajes Femenina
O artigo inicia com uma reflexão acerca da articulação que os relatos de viagens - reais ou imaginárias - podem cumprir junto ao discurso moderno sobre as diversidades e as alteridades. Considera, ainda, os relatos como exercício de poder, na medida em que, segundo Foucault, a força do poder reside na produção de efeitos positivos no nível do desejo e do saber. Para tanto, lembra os cronistas responsáveis pelas primeiras descrições do Novo Mundo,…
La autobiografía femenina: Un Género Diferente
La autobiografía femenina: ¿un género diferente
The Contribution of Women's Writing To the Literature and Intellectual Achievements of the Caribbean: Moi, Tituba Sorcière and Amour, Colère et Folie
Beyond the Mirror: Challenging the Common Assumptions of Reflexivity in Qualitative Research
Qualitative researchers are increasingly utilising reflexive practices to ensure transparency and assure quality. Current researcher reflexivity, we show, often hinges upon a set of assumptions about reflexivity itself. Through a critical literature review combined with reflexive vignettes, we offer an epistemological critique of reflexivity. We advocate for robust reflexivity , a practice that critically reflects on reflexivity itself. We thus e…
Engendering cosmopolitanism: Gendered narratives of instability and agency
Linguistic diversity and emergency health alerts: A systematic critical review
Australia is a world leader in providing valuable resources that support multilingual access to healthcare services. However, the COVID‐19 pandemic revealed that these resources are not always effective in ensuring that linguistically diverse citizens have access to information in a crisis. In this paper, we consider whether authorities around the world have implemented effective approaches that might be adapted to enhance multilingual communicat…
The Cosmopolitan Performers: Chinese–Indonesian Migrants in Perth, Australia
This paper will discuss the socio-cultural process of performance in relation to the cosmopolitan identity and imaginings of Chinese-Indonesian migrants in Perth, Western Australia. Representing the largest visible group of Indonesian migrants in Australia, the Chinese ‘descendants’ (keturunan) perform as Indonesian traditional dancers on the Australian multicultural stage, to "celebrate the institutions of the state(s) in which [they] live" (App…
Verdad, poder y saber: Escritura De Viajes Femenina
O artigo inicia com uma reflexão acerca da articulação que os relatos de viagens - reais ou imaginárias - podem cumprir junto ao discurso moderno sobre as diversidades e as alteridades. Considera, ainda, os relatos como exercício de poder, na medida em que, segundo Foucault, a força do poder reside na produção de efeitos positivos no nível do desejo e do saber. Para tanto, lembra os cronistas responsáveis pelas primeiras descrições do Novo Mundo,…
The Contribution of Women's Writing To the Literature and Intellectual Achievements of the Caribbean: Moi, Tituba Sorcière and Amour, Colère et Folie
La autobiografía femenina: Un Género Diferente
La autobiografía femenina: ¿un género diferente
Verdad, poder y saber: Escritura De Viajes Femenina
O artigo inicia com uma reflexão acerca da articulação que os relatos de viagens - reais ou imaginárias - podem cumprir junto ao discurso moderno sobre as diversidades e as alteridades. Considera, ainda, os relatos como exercício de poder, na medida em que, segundo Foucault, a força do poder reside na produção de efeitos positivos no nível do desejo e do saber. Para tanto, lembra os cronistas responsáveis pelas primeiras descrições do Novo Mundo,…
The Cosmopolitan Performers: Chinese–Indonesian Migrants in Perth, Australia
This paper will discuss the socio-cultural process of performance in relation to the cosmopolitan identity and imaginings of Chinese-Indonesian migrants in Perth, Western Australia. Representing the largest visible group of Indonesian migrants in Australia, the Chinese ‘descendants’ (keturunan) perform as Indonesian traditional dancers on the Australian multicultural stage, to "celebrate the institutions of the state(s) in which [they] live" (App…
Engendering cosmopolitanism: Gendered narratives of instability and agency
Cosmopolitan Revolutionaries: Masculinity, Migration, and Gender Performativity in Latin American London
This article explores the relational dynamics by which a particular group of young Colombian men strategically construct and perform masculinity within context of Latin American London. Focusing on quotidian experience and seeking to move beyond stereotypical narratives of masculine “loss” or “adjustment” relating to machismo, it demonstrates how “traditional” hegemonic norms are resourced as constitutive elements in the articulation of new modal…
Beyond Needle and Thread: Communicating and Contesting Identity in Haute Couture
Introduction In the elite space of Haute Couture, fashion is presented through a theatrical array of dynamics—the engagement of specific bodies performing for select audiences in highly curated spaces. Each element is both very precise in its objectives and carefully selected for impact. In this way, the production of Haute Couture makes itself accessible to only a few select members of society. Globally, there are only an estimated 4,000 direct …
Linguistic diversity and emergency health alerts: A systematic critical review
Australia is a world leader in providing valuable resources that support multilingual access to healthcare services. However, the COVID‐19 pandemic revealed that these resources are not always effective in ensuring that linguistically diverse citizens have access to information in a crisis. In this paper, we consider whether authorities around the world have implemented effective approaches that might be adapted to enhance multilingual communicat…
Beyond the Mirror: Challenging the Common Assumptions of Reflexivity in Qualitative Research
Qualitative researchers are increasingly utilising reflexive practices to ensure transparency and assure quality. Current researcher reflexivity, we show, often hinges upon a set of assumptions about reflexivity itself. Through a critical literature review combined with reflexive vignettes, we offer an epistemological critique of reflexivity. We advocate for robust reflexivity , a practice that critically reflects on reflexivity itself. We thus e…
Storying syndemics: Understanding migrant women’s experiences of diabetes and distress through narratives of self-care
Migrant women face disproportionate rates of co-occurring type 2 diabetes and distress globally. Biomedicine’s individualized care model for people with diabetes conceptualizes distress as an added comorbidity to be managed. However, this negates the ways in which diabetes and distress may be interwoven with complex forms of social suffering at the confluence of gender, socio-economic status, racialized identity, chronic illness, and migration, a…
Sociology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Cosmopolitanism (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Narrative (3 works)