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Writing Off the Beaten Track
Vol. 8 No. 1 (2023)Table of Contents
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- Martin Hauberg-Lund Laugesen & Charlotte Wegener: “Editorial Essay”
- Helen Sword & Selina Tusitala Marsh: “Collaborating Off the Beaten Track”
- Bo Kampmann Walther: “Writing and Flamenco: Phenomenological Investigations”
- Britton Williams: “Poetic Awakenings: (Re)imagining Epistemic Justice and Academic Writing through a Black Aesthetic Lens”
- Marianne Høyen: “Writing with New Journalism and Portraiture: The Making of a Portrait”
- Hazel R. Wright: “Skulking and spying then telling tales – becoming a walking-writing-researcher”
- Stine Heger: “Children Who Write ’Off the Beaten track’ and What We Can Learn from Them”
- Nathali Herold Solon Pilegaard & Heidi Philipsen: “A Method Off the Beaten Track: Refining Creative Writing Process through Practice-led Research”
- Birgitta Gripsrud: “Life Pushing Through: Coming to Writing and Mining for Deep Reflexivity”
- Bukola Aluko-Kpotie: “Crafting Future Memories: Reflections on a Female Carpentry Training Project in Lagos”
- Cee Carter, Mariam Rashid, Benjamin Scherrer & Korina Jocson: ”there, not there: (un)disciplining study off the writing tracks/tracts”
- Lisa Grocott: “A Goat Track Review”
- Lisa Grocott, Stacy Holman Jones, Anne-Lene Sand, Helle Marie Skovbjerg & Shanti Sumartojo: “Wandering Fests: Relational Orientations in Academic Writing”
- Dan Hvidtfelt Larsen: “Musical Participation in Studies of Creativity”
- Elliott Kuecker: “Lists for Many Occasions in Qualitative Research Writing”
- Shona McIntosh & Sarah Ruth Lillo Kang: “Critical Reflections on Collaborative Writing: Editorial Experiments in Fostering Equitable Dialogue”
- Farrah Jabeen & Susan Carter: “Banksy’s Street Art: A Catalyst for Doctoral Criticality and Creativity”
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Kvalitativ Psykologi
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Rhythms
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Suffering in Contemporary Society
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Resonance
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The Politics of Parenting
Vol. 8 No. 2 (2023)Table of Contents:
1. Susanne Bregnbæk, Noomi Matthiesen & Anja Marschall: "Editorial - The Politics of Parenting"
2. Karen Ida Dannesboe: "Parents as learning facilitators - The institutionalisation of parenthood in learning-centred collaboration between early childhood professionals and parents"
3. Li Xuan: "Instilling Care: Self-care and other-care in contemporary Chinese families"
4. John Loewenthal: "Supportive or overpowering? Entangled agency of young adults and parents during and after higher education in the U.S.A."
5. Jean-Baptiste Pettier: "Just Merit? Authoritarian-Caring Parenting Style in China and the Challenge of Inequality and Hierarchy in Late Post-Revolutionary Societies"
6. Bjørg Kjær: "Shadow categorizations – Children with `special needs´ and the ethical work of parenting: minding the gap!"
7. Dil Bach: "Genetic determinism – How psychiatric thinking influences parents’ approaches to their children's development"
8. Asger Martiny-Bruun: "Parenting in the Courtyard – Understanding the Moral Dimensions of Socially Embedded Practices in Stigmatised Neighbourhoods in Denmark"
9. Vibe Larsen, Üzeyir Tireli, Ditte Tofteng, & Mette Marie Høy-Hansen: "Parents as both problem and resource - the political management of parenting in marginalised residential areas"