Intercultural Positive Autoethnography (IcPosAE)

Claude‐Hélène Mayer

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Abstract This chapter introduces intercultural positive autoethnography (IcPosAE) as a subgroup of positive autoethnography (PosAE). IcPosAE is explained in terms of cultural and intercultural meanings in the context of PosAE and self-narration. With cultural framing at the heart of autoethnography, two examples of IcPosAE are presented and interpreted in the context of culture, narrations, life stories and identity formation. Conclusions are drawn and recommendations for the future of IcPosAE are provided.

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