The Way We Ran

Jim Denison

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Posthumanist Ethics and Activism Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics

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This piece is a performative homage to Norman Denzin’s recent work on performance ethnography. Housed within the framing devices characterizing the author’s collegiate track and field teammates, this piece explores writing, running, standpoint epistemologies, and the ongoing performance of self. Finally, the piece examines the tensions of lived lives and the potential for reflexivity and transformation within autoethnographic texts.

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2000Handbook of qualitative research 1991The saturated self: dilemmas of identity in contemporary life 2003Performance Ethnography 2000Autoaffection : unconscious thought in the age of teletechnology

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