Autoethnography and the other: unsettling power through utopian performatives
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| 505 | 8 | |a Introduction: Who are "We" in performative autoethnography? -- Chapter one: The inappropriate/d other -- Chapter two: The unsetlled "I" -- Chapter three: Embodying utopian performatives -- Chapter four: The Willful Embodiment of "We": Utopian reflexivities of hope -- Chapter five: Performing autoethnographic collaboration: group performance of autoethnography -- Chapter six: Willful choices and sympathetic repairs | |
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