Artistic Applications through Critical Autoethnography

A Therapeutic Approach

AvBryant Keith Alexander

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

Del i serien International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry ICQI Foundations and Futures in Qualitative Inquiry

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Beskrivning

This book promotes a 'therapeutic' aspect of autoethnographic inquiry, performance, presentation, and exhibition. The edited collection engages art, artistic expression, and artistic reflections on lived experience as performative artistic interventions and therapeutics in coping.It is structured around a series of textual autoethnographic performances, position statements by expressive art therapists, evidenced pieces of art and essays. Chapter authors include practising art therapists, professors of expressive art therapies, students, and practitioners of autoethnography. Section 5 includes study questions, prompts, and probes for both students and researchers.In addition to students and researchers interested in qualitative research methodologies, people interested in expressive art therapies, psychotherapy, psychology, and counselling will find this book compelling.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2026-12-01
Mått:156 x 234 x undefined mm
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Serie:International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry ICQI Foundations and Futures in Qualitative Inquiry
Antal sidor:200
Förlag:Taylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN:9781041112808

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Mer om författaren

Bryant Keith Alexander is Professor and Dean of College of Communication and Fine Arts at Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles.

Innehållsförteckning

Table of ContentsIntroduction Bryant Keith AlexanderSection I: “Performative Applications through Critical Autoethnography” (Section Frame) Bryant Keith Alexander1. “Breath, Breathe, Breathing With: Critical Autoethnography asCoordinated Public Response (CPR)” Bryant Keith Alexander2. “Shadows Behind the Mattering” Donna F. Henson3. “Our bodies remember: On breathing, boxing, and overcoming childhood sexual abuse” Elisabeth Hanscombe4. “Dancing with the Trouble Towards Intra-active Imagination and ‘Also’Ethnography” Deborah Green5. “Space within the Body, Body within Space” Zoe Bauer6. “Breathing History” Cymbeline Buhler King7. “Speaking of We: Poetry as A/r/tographic Inquiry” Angie Hostetler Section II. “Invoking the Art of the Personal: Perspective of/on Autoethnogrpahy Through Expressive Art Practices” (Section Frame) Bryant Keith Alexander8. “Weaving Hybridity: Flow, Diasporic Return and the Cultural In-Between” Joyce Yip Green9. “Performed Auto-Ethnography and Drama Therapy: Belonging and Not Belonging” Myriam (Mimi) Savage Jessica Bleuer10. “‘I screamed through my art’: An art therapist’s autoethnographic explorationof protest (art),” Kristyn Stickley11. “BE(COM)ING Integrating art, therapy, and life” Girija Kaimal 12. AATA panelSTORYTELLING FORMAT - HISTORY OF AHI Ping HoSection III: “Applications through Art Therapists (in Training) Artistic Exhibition (Section Frame) Bryant Keith Alexander13. “Sacred Webs: Exploring the Connection between Nature, Art and Self”Josie Bennett14. “Birth and Death and Those of Us Left in Between: Using Art to Release Inner Pain”Jenna Rose Newman15. “Landscape” Jacqueline Tardie16. “Love is Never Gone to Waste: Heartbreak Externalized Through Art InstallationRenee O’Connor17. “Speaking in Visuals: Healing, Connection, and Sanctuary Through Artistic Dialogue”Kelly Sheridan18. “Blessed is the Peach”, “Comfort Blanket,” and “My Sweet Strawberry” Jane F. TseSection IV: “Critical and Reflective Essays on Autoethnography in/as Therapy and Recuperation” (Section Frame) Bryant Keith Alexander19. “Falling in love with writing: How autoethnography can foster reparative, creative and collaborative relationships” Stacy Holman Jones & Daniel X. Harris20. “Transform, transform, and transform again: Some therapeutic and recuperative possibilities through multimedia autoethnography” David Carless 21. “Wayfinding the Vā: Healing Through Samoan Indigenous Autoethnography and the Sacred Art of Aiga Fetaui Iosefo22. “Aesthetic Inquiry into Movement: Attending to Consequences of Physical Immersion in the Natural World and competitive sport" Kitrina Douglas Section V: “Explorations with/out Conclusions: Helpful Engagements” (Section Frame) Bryant Keith Alexander23. Explorations and Speculations on Autoethnographic Fieldwork. Bryant Keith Alexander24. Study Questions, Prompts, and Probes for Reflection Bryant Keith Alexander