The article develops a narration of how the “aesthetics of embodiment” helps to inform epistemological framing in education and create our reflection in new ways. It describes an auto-ethnographical exploration - including drawing, poetry, diary - to flourish embodied reflexivity as an alternative or adjunct to traditionally written texts waiting the body’s full experience in Academy.

Luraschi, S. (2017). Living reflexively in the research: auto-ethnography in embodied pedagogy. In European Congress of Qualitative Inquiry Proceedings 2017 (pp.34-43). Leuven : KU Leuven, Belgium.

Living reflexively in the research: auto-ethnography in embodied pedagogy

LURASCHI, SILVIA
2017

Abstract

The article develops a narration of how the “aesthetics of embodiment” helps to inform epistemological framing in education and create our reflection in new ways. It describes an auto-ethnographical exploration - including drawing, poetry, diary - to flourish embodied reflexivity as an alternative or adjunct to traditionally written texts waiting the body’s full experience in Academy.
paper
Epistemology of Education, Embodied Narrative, Reflexivity
English
European Congress of Qualitative Inquiry - Quality and reflexivity in qualitative inquiry
2017
Tirado de la Chica, A; Mourão Pereira, C; Valsassina Heitor, T; Heylighen, A; Rigamonti, A; de Ruiter, HP; Luraschi, S; Jellema, P; Annemans, M; Heylighen, A; ecc
Hannes, K; Heylighen, A; Dierckx de Casterlé, B.; Truyen, F; Declercq, A
European Congress of Qualitative Inquiry Proceedings 2017
9789067841979
6-feb-2017
2017
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34
43
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Luraschi, S. (2017). Living reflexively in the research: auto-ethnography in embodied pedagogy. In European Congress of Qualitative Inquiry Proceedings 2017 (pp.34-43). Leuven : KU Leuven, Belgium.
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