Episode 9 Publish and Persevere: Representing Visual Research

Episode 10 Publish and Persevere Raw Reflexivity: Representing Reflexivity

In this podcast, Raw Reflexivity, the last of a series of 10 podcasts that accompany my textbook Writing and Representing Qualitative Research published by Sage, I explore reflexivity, a core aspect of qualitative research, writing, and representation. While reflexivity is a vital part of the entire research process, it is a difficult construct to explain, let alone represent in research accounts. If you want to find previous podcasts, infographics, pdfs with Qualitative info. a series of interactive webinars I have with QSR NVIVO and more make your way to my website marialahman.com and opt into my communications which are concise, content-heavy, and infrequent. Qualitative is stronger in community. Consider joining the Facebook Group Qualitative Research at https://www.facebook.com/groups/895940731204909 How might we represent this experience—reflexivity—in research accounts? To support this exploration, in this podcast, I review researcher reflexivity literature present contemporary ideas illustrate how reflexivity has traditionally been addressed in research representations through the researcher resume stance and the vulnerable researcher stance and introduce an idea I have been mulling over—raw reflexivity.

Episode 9 Publish and Persevere: Representing Visual Research

In this 9th podcast, in the Publish and Persevere series of ten that accompany my book Writing and Representing Qualitative Research published by SAGE I am discussing Visuals in Qualitative Research Representation. If you want to know when the next podcast is posted, find previous podcast, infographics, pdfs with Qualitative info and more make your way to my website marialahman.com and opt into my communications which are concise, content-heavy, and infrequent. Qualitative is stronger in community. Consider joining the Facebook Group Qualitative Research at https://www.facebook.com/groups/895940731204909 Visual research representations include inquiry where researchers collect visuals created by participants, explore researcher-prompted visuals, introduce visuals to elicit data, consider preexisting visuals in context, explore serendipitously produced visuals—produced during observations and create visuals as a reflection of new research understandings In this podcast, after a brief review of the background of visuals, I present Exemplars of visual research representations, including collage, participant art creation through the Mosaic approach, and video and then discuss videos of research articles

Episode 8 Publish and Persevere: Research Poetry

Poemish representations of research are characterized by exhibiting features of poetry and making an effort to blend the aesthetics of poetry and scientific research into something that is poemlike, or poemish. It is within this safe space that new poets may work aesthetically in research. If you want to know when the next podcast is posted, find previous podcasts, infographics, pdfs with Qualitative info and more make your way to my website marialahman.com and opt into my communications which are concise, content-heavy, and infrequent, explore my qualitative merchandise store, and other publications. Qualitative is stronger in community. Consider joining the Facebook Group Qualitative Research at https://www.facebook.com/groups/895940731204909

Episode 7 Publish and Persevere: Autoethnography

This podcast on autoethnography kicks off the final 4 podcasts, 3 of which are about qualitative research that is not traditional such as visual representations and a final podcast covering representing reflexivity. The remaining 4 podcasts highlight Part 2 of my book Writing and Representing Qualitative Research published by SAGE Part 2 focusing on Aesthetic Representations of Qualitative Research, is first, for researchers who wish to begin exploring or find a way back to subjectivity, science imbued with emotion and art, and research which may be full of joy, pain, and happiness. If you want to know when the next podcast is posted, find previous podcast, infographics, pdfs with Qualitative info and more make your way to my website marialahman.com and opt into my communications which are concise, content heavy, and infrequent, explore my qualitative merchandise store, and other publications. Qualitative is stronger in community. Consider joining the Facebook Group Qualitative Research at https://www.facebook.com/groups/895940731204909 So Let’s talk about Autoethnography

Episode 6 Publish and Persevere: The Publication Process

Publish and Persevere: The Publication Process  Harry Wolcott wrote that research has not occurred unless it is published. One way to make sense of this statement is research should be disseminated in a form that continues to be accessible to others. For example, if research is disseminated through an in person oral conference presentation, how can anyone other than the attendees access it? If you want to know when the next podcast is posted, find previous podcast, infographics, pdfs with Qualitative info and more make your way to my website marialahman.com and opt into my communications. Qualitative is stronger in community. Conside joining the Facebook Group Qualitative Research. https://www.facebook.com/groups/895940731204909 Pratt (2008) “We are known, as a profession and as individual scholars, by what we write and what we publish. However, as a profession, we tend to be more forthcoming about how to conduct studies than we are about publishing them.” I wholeheartedly agree, and therefore, the primary purpose of this chapter and podcast is to bring transparency to the publication process. The phrase “publish or perish” is ominous and can make you feel nervous years after becoming well published. I advocate for turning the phrase on its head and helping others publish and persevere. Towards this goal I am going to walk listeners through the publication process for an article step-by-step.