Cultivating Creativity in Methodology and Research
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Cultivating Creativity in Methodology and Research
In Praise of Detours
Meier, Ninna; Wegener, Charlotte; Maslo, Elina
Springer International Publishing AG
06/2018
244
Mole
Inglês
9783319868080
15 a 20 dias
454
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1. Editors' Introduction: The Power of 'Showing How it Happened'; Charlotte Wegener, Ninna Meier and Elina Maslo.- Part I: Different vantage points, new insights.- 2. The Wonder of Things as They Are. Theorizing Obesity and Family Life with Art; Lone Gron.- 3. Into the wild time: notes from a traveller; Christina Berg Johansen.- 4. That's responsibility; Chris Smissaert.- Part II: Research life - life & research.- 5. In Between: Creative Spaces and Detours as Part of a Researcher's Life; Lene Tanggaard.- 6. An Unexpected Detour from Ivory Tower to Action Research; Jody Hoffer Gittel.- 7. Deliberate detours as paths to emergent knowledge creation; Karen Ingerslev.- 8. Worth, wonder and worry in the accelerated academy; Rasmus Hoffmann Birk.- 9. There is no such thing as a journal paper; Sarah Gilmore and Nancy Harding.- Part III: How we know: making sense of methods and field work.- 10. The unanticipated outcomes of research: Learning and development at work; Stephen Billett.- 11.Knowing across time and place; Ninna Meier.- 12. Staying on topic: doing research between improvisation and systematisation; Constance de Saint-Laurent.- Part IV: Coping with complexity: writing to understand what we do.- 13. Metaphorical structuring of pattern analysis; Camilla Kolsen Petersen.- 14. Telling tales of the unexpected; Elisabeth Willumsen.- 15. Writing my way home; Charlotte Wegener.- 16. Riding the waves of collaborative-writing-as-inquiry: some ontological creative detours; Ken Gale and Jonathan Wyatt.- 17. "Give it a name and it will be yours": How opportunities to reflect on essential questions can create space for learning; Elina Maslo.- 18. Confessions of a procrastinator; Noomi Matthiesen.- 19. Epilogue or why creative detours (often) have happy endings; Vlad Petre Glaveanu.- Index.
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research methods;academic research;creative practice;creative education;philosophy of education;relational coordination analytics;early career researcher;academic culture;phenomenology;performative research
1. Editors' Introduction: The Power of 'Showing How it Happened'; Charlotte Wegener, Ninna Meier and Elina Maslo.- Part I: Different vantage points, new insights.- 2. The Wonder of Things as They Are. Theorizing Obesity and Family Life with Art; Lone Gron.- 3. Into the wild time: notes from a traveller; Christina Berg Johansen.- 4. That's responsibility; Chris Smissaert.- Part II: Research life - life & research.- 5. In Between: Creative Spaces and Detours as Part of a Researcher's Life; Lene Tanggaard.- 6. An Unexpected Detour from Ivory Tower to Action Research; Jody Hoffer Gittel.- 7. Deliberate detours as paths to emergent knowledge creation; Karen Ingerslev.- 8. Worth, wonder and worry in the accelerated academy; Rasmus Hoffmann Birk.- 9. There is no such thing as a journal paper; Sarah Gilmore and Nancy Harding.- Part III: How we know: making sense of methods and field work.- 10. The unanticipated outcomes of research: Learning and development at work; Stephen Billett.- 11.Knowing across time and place; Ninna Meier.- 12. Staying on topic: doing research between improvisation and systematisation; Constance de Saint-Laurent.- Part IV: Coping with complexity: writing to understand what we do.- 13. Metaphorical structuring of pattern analysis; Camilla Kolsen Petersen.- 14. Telling tales of the unexpected; Elisabeth Willumsen.- 15. Writing my way home; Charlotte Wegener.- 16. Riding the waves of collaborative-writing-as-inquiry: some ontological creative detours; Ken Gale and Jonathan Wyatt.- 17. "Give it a name and it will be yours": How opportunities to reflect on essential questions can create space for learning; Elina Maslo.- 18. Confessions of a procrastinator; Noomi Matthiesen.- 19. Epilogue or why creative detours (often) have happy endings; Vlad Petre Glaveanu.- Index.
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