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This is a research project. The topic is about race, culture, migration, emotions, relationship and struggles. The methods are story-telling, self-reflection, open conversations, feelings and people—with an abundant support of existing literature. The starting point is "Asian"— or rather, what does it mean to be "Asian"?!*
What you will learn in this Q-tutorial: (1) how to use storytelling/autoethnography as a research method that honors different standpoints, experiences and the research participants. (2) How to use storytelling/autoethnography as a way to understand who we are, why we are like this and how we connect with others. (3) how to conduct your own research project; from formulating research questions, searching for background literature and designing research protocols, to presenting results and receiving/giving critical and constructive feedbacks in seminar, preparing for final presentation and publication.
For more up-to-date info, please follow the Facebook page: What Does It Mean To Be "Asian"? - A research project of story-telling ( https://www.facebook.com/ResearchtutorWDIMTBA/ ) |
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Tony E. Adams, Stacy Holman Jones, Carolyn Ellis. Autoethnography (Understanding Qualitative Research), Oxford, 2015.
Richard Delgado, Jean Stefancic. Critical Race Theory: An Introduction, New York, 2017.
https://brenebrown.com/the-research/ |
