I have had a Sage Research Methods case published! The full title (a bit of a mouthful) is: Using Feminist Autoethnographic Methods and Collective Narrative Inquiry to Reflect on the Lived Experiences of Early-Career Academics. Sage Research Methods is an extensive library of resources—books, articles, videos, and exemplars—on all aspects of conducting research. The case … Continue reading Autoethnography and narrative inquiry
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Uncounted days
I took a longer break than ever during the December and January school holidays and experienced that wonderful forgetting of dates and days of the week. We caught up with local, interstate and international family and friends and relaxed according to our predilections — variously gardening, crocheting, quilting, cooking, gaming, and (of course) reading. I … Continue reading Uncounted days
Dwelling in the university
The other paper I gave at the 51st Philosophy of Education Society of Australasia (PESA) Conference was part of an invited panel. The PESA organising committee invited presentations from sister philosophy of education societies around the world. This made for a wonderfully international event! I presented with Sean Sturm, Robert Stratford, Simon McLellan and Kirsten … Continue reading Dwelling in the university
The Slow Academic 