Engaging in narrative inquiries with children and youth /
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[Book]
First Statement of Responsibility
D. Jean Clandinin, Vera Caine, Sean Lessard, and Janice Huber.
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New York :
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Routledge,
Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.
2016.
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1 online resource
SERIES
Series Title
Developing qualitative inquiry ;
Volume Designation
volume 16
INTERNAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES/INDEXES NOTE
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
CONTENTS NOTE
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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1. Narrative Inquiry: A Relational Research Methodology; Understanding Experience as a Narrative Phenomenon: Only Part of Narrative Inquiry; Coming to Terms: What Do We Mean by Narrative Inquiry?; Narrative Inquiry: Shaped by Particular Ontological and Epistemological Commitments; Chapter 2. Elements of Design in Narrative Inquiry; 1. Four Key Terms in Narrative Inquiry: Shaping Design Considerations; 2. The Three-Dimensional Space of Narrative Inquiry: Shaping Design Considerations.
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10. Response Communities: Shaping Design Considerations11. Moving from Field Texts to Interim and Final Research Texts: Shaping Design Considerations; 12. Relational Ethics: Shaping Design Considerations; Chapter 3. Narrative Beginnings in Work with Children and Youth; Necessarily Troubling: Layers of Complexity; What We Know About the Why of Autobiographical Narrative Inquiry; Chapter 4. Living Within the Layered Landscapes of Narrative Inquiry; Muskwacicy; Moving Slowly into Unfamiliar Layered Landscapes; Slowing Down, Attending to Landscapes and Who We Are and Are Becoming as Researchers.
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3. Imagining a Narrative Inquiry from Field to Field Texts to Research Texts: Shaping Design Considerations4. Writing Ourselves into Narrative Inquiries: Shaping Design Considerations; 5. Framing Research Puzzles: Shaping Design Considerations; 6. Positioning an Inquiry Within the Scholarly Literature: Shaping Design Considerations; 7. Justifying Our Work: Shaping Design Considerations; 8. Finding Participants and Co-composing an Inquiry Field: Shaping Design Considerations; 9. Moving from Field to Field Texts: Shaping Design Considerations.
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Attending to Multiple Layered Landscapes as We Engage in Narrative InquiryChapter 5. Finding Participants Within and Outside Institutional Contexts; A Starting Point: Research Ethics Boards; Finding Participants: A Process of Ongoing Negotiations; Staying Wakeful: Tensions of the Shaping Influences on Research Designs; Negotiating Entry with Children and Youth in Narrative Inquiries; Chapter 6. Negotiating Entry with Children and Youth; Negotiating Entry with Participants; Negotiating Entry: Revisiting Vera's Negotiation of Entry at Ravine Elementary School.
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Negotiating Entry: Revisiting Entering Lives in the Midst Alongside Youth and Families of Aboriginal HeritageNegotiating Entry: Revisiting the Early School Leavers Study Attentive to the Ways That Researchers Are Only Part of the Negotiations; Negotiation of Entry as an Ongoing Process; Chapter 7. Ongoing Wakefulness to Multiple Stories to Live By: Ripples into Lives; Ongoing Wakefulness Through Narrative Inquiry at Ravine School; Inquiring into the Need for Ongoing Wakefulness; Ripples into Lives: Being Attentive to Our Participation Alongside Children and Youth.
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Engaging in narrative inquiries with children and youth.