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Autoethnography in early childhood education and care : narrating the heart of practice by Elizabeth Henderson.
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: New York Routledge 2018Description: xiii, 133 pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 9781138735231 (pbk.)
- 372.21 /HEN/A
Contents:
Part 1: Troubling narratives -- White rabbits fly kits -- A silence louder than words -- Darren, the wild boy -- Listening to Lola -- Part 2: Your world, my world, our embodied world -- Light and sound -- A tale of two halves and more -- Dog-eyed -- Part 3: Autoethnography at work -- Working with autoethnography: finding my voice -- Beyond narratives and solipsism to ethical knowing -- Analysis, is it necessary? -- Origins.
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Part 1: Troubling narratives -- White rabbits fly kits -- A silence louder than words -- Darren, the wild boy -- Listening to Lola -- Part 2: Your world, my world, our embodied world -- Light and sound -- A tale of two halves and more -- Dog-eyed -- Part 3: Autoethnography at work -- Working with autoethnography: finding my voice -- Beyond narratives and solipsism to ethical knowing -- Analysis, is it necessary? -- Origins.
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