The Importance of Telling About Our Qualitative Inquiry

Telling about our qualitative inquiry in public spheres has a whole new meaning in a neoliberal-derived research marketplace. It is also about being seen and heard in that competitive marketplace to accrue the market currency that different types of public telling differentially provide. This can result in an "overadaptive" telling of a qualitative inquiry that itself has been overadapted to meet other agendas. Three snapshots of different types of public telling provide the vehicles for our discussion: about impact to funders, about relevance at our workplace, and to journalists so they can publicly retell that research

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• Liberatory Motherhood

  Open Access•Bhavika Sicka•Gender Work and Organization•2024

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• Making a Spectacle of Oneself in the Academy Using the H-Index

  Open Access•A C Sparkes•Qualitative Inquiry•2021

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• Interpretive Autoethnography as a Methodology to Promote Well-Being Among Qualitative Women Researchers in Chilean Academia

  Open Access•Pamela Zapata-Sepúlveda, Mirliana Ramírez-Pereira et al.•Culture Studies ↔ Critical…•2025

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• Hearing and Being Heard, Seeing and Being Seen

  Open Access•Uwe Flick•Qualitative Inquiry•2020

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• The Triumph of Emptiness

  Mats Alvesson•The Triumph of Emptiness•2013

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• An index to quantify an individual's scientific research output

  Open Access•J E Hirsch•Proceedings of the National…•2005

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• Meetings

  Open Access•Wilbert van Vree•The Sociological Review•2011

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• Prenatal Care Use Among Women of Low Income

  Open Access•Wendy Sword•Qualitative Health Research•2003

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• New Approaches to Qualitative Research

  Katherine Wimpenny, Maggi Savin-Baden et al.•New Approaches to Qualitative…•2010

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• Scientometrics 2.0

  Open Access•Jason Priem, Bradely H Hemminger•First Monday•2010

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• What’s Measured Is What Matters

  Open Access•George Bevan, Gwyn Bevan et al.•Public Administration•2006

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• Performativity, Commodification and Commitment

  Stephen Ball•British Journal of Educational…•2012

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• Return to Meaning

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• Neoliberalism, Governmentality, and Ethics

  Open Access•Trent H Hamann•Foucault Studies•2009

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• What's in a Number? Issues in Providing Evidence of Impact and Quality of Research(ers)

  Open Access•Julianne Cheek, Bridget Garnham et al.•Qualitative Health Research•2006

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• (Con)textualizing Toxic Shock Syndrome

  Open Access•Julianne Cheek•Health An Interdisciplinary…•1997

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• Artifice or integrity in the marketization of research impact? Investigating the moral economy of (pathways to) impact statements within research funding proposals in the UK and Australia

  Judith Chubb, Richard Watermeyer•Studies in Higher Education•2017

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• "Getting Attention" Creating and Presenting the Visible, Online, Researcher Self

  Open Access•Julianne Cheek, Elise Øby•Qualitative Inquiry•2019

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