Navigating multiple research identities: reflexivity in discourse analytic research

Ballinger, C. (2003) Navigating multiple research identities: reflexivity in discourse analytic research. In, Finlay, Linda and Gough, Brendan (eds.) Reflexivity: a practical guide for researchers in health and social sciences. UK. Blackwell Publishing, 66 - 77.

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Contents
Part I: Introducing Reflexivity - Introduction;
Chapter 1. The reflexive journey, mapping by multiple routes;
Chapter 2. Deconstructing reflexivity;
Part II: Personal Reflexivity - Introduction;
Chapter 3. Necessary subjectivity: exploiting researcher's motives, passions and prejudices in pursuit of answering the 'true' questions;
Chapter 4. Three journeys towards reflexivity;
Chapter 5. Navigating multiple research identities: reflexivity in discourse analytic research;
Chapter 6. Doing reflexivities? Dilemmas in developing a critically reflexive position using discourse analysis;
Chapter 7. Reflexivity as presence: a journey of self-inquiry;
Part III: Reflexivity Within Relationships Introduction
Chapter 8. Through the looking glass: inter-subjectivity and hermeneutic reflection;
Chapter 9. Analysing the interviewer: the joint construction of accounts of psychotic experience;
Chapter 10. Reflexivity, 'bias' and the in-depth interview: developing shared meanings;
Chapter 11. Shifting researcher positions during a group interview study: a reflexive analysis and review;
Part IV: Reflexivity Through Collaboration Introduction
Chapter 12. Doing reflexivity: a collaborative, narrative approach;
Chapter 13. Shifting identities: the negotiation of meanings between texts and between persons;
Chapter 14. Researcher as storyteller and performer: parallels with playback theatre;
Chapter 15. Using reflexivity to looses theoretical and organisational knots within participatory action research;
Chapter 16. Holding up the mirror to widen the view: multiple subjectivities in the reflexive team;
Epilogue
Chapter 17: The next turn: reflexively analysing reflexive research;

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