This week we’re reading Devva Kasnitz’s (2020) “The Politics of Disability Performativity: An Autoethnography” from Current Anthropology. As you shape your response to the essay, you may find the following questions helpful:
This week we’re reading Brett Lunceford’s (2015) article, “Rhetorical Autoethnography” from the Journal of Contemporary Rhetoric. As you formulate your response, you may find answering one of the following questions helpful: Lunceford cites Wayne Booth and the differences between the author and implied author (p. 4). What do you think of this distinction? How might… Read More Rhetorical Autoethnography
Today, we’re reading a selection from Elizabeth Ettorre’s Autoethnography as Feminist Method: Sensitising the Feminist ‘I’, Introduction Autoethnography as Feminist Method. You may find the following questions helpful in formulating your response: How is autoethnography different from autobiography? Why are these differences significant? How does autoethnography transcend boundaries? Why is this significant to the genre?… Read More Ettorre & Autoethnography
Alison A. Lukowski 