I found Sheila Heti’s Alphabetical Diaries so engrossing that I decided to construct an experimental assemblage based partially on her somewhat playful yet serious alphabetical reconfiguring of her diaries. In my case, I used items selected mainly from various articles I have written concerning autoethnography following Heti’s rather chaotic methodology.
BakhtinM. (1984). Problems of Dostoevsky’s poetics. University of Minnesota Press.
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BeckerH. (1998). Tricks of the trade: How to think about your research while you’re doing it. The University of Chicago Press.
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BlackhamH. (1968). Humanism. Penguin Books.
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BochnerA. (2017). Unfurling rigor: On continuity and change in qualitative inquiry. Qualitative Inquiry, 24(6), 359–368.
29.
BrandomR. (2021). Foreword: Achieving the enlightenment. In MendietaE.RortyR. (Eds.), Pragmatism as anti-authoritarianism (pp. vii–xxvi). Harvard University Press.
30.
CarrW. (2007). Educational research as a practical science. International Journal of Research and Method in Education, 30, 271–286.
31.
De BresH. (2021). Artful truths: The philosophy of memoir. The University of Chicago Press.
EllisC. (2013). Preface: Carrying the torch for autoethnography. In JonesS.AdamsT.EllisC. (Eds.), Handbook of autoethnography (pp. xx–xxi). Left coast Press.
35.
EmersonR. (1985). Nature and selected essays. Penguin Books. (Original work published 1862)
36.
FerranteE. (2022). In the margins: On the pleasures of reading and writing (GoldsteinA., Trans.). Europa editions.
37.
FishS. (2011). How to write a sentence and How to read one. HarperCollins.
38.
FordR. (2023). Be mine. Bloomsbury.
39.
FraynM. (2006). The human touch: Our part in the creation of a universe. Faber & Faber.
40.
GhodseeK. (2016). From notes to narrative: Writing ethnography that everyone can read. The University of Chicago Press.
41.
GrantA. (2023). The philosophical autoethnographer. In GrantA. (Ed.), Writing philosophical autoethnography (pp. 1–22). Taylor & Francis.
42.
HarariY. (2014). Sapiens: A brief history of humankind. Vintage Books. (Original work published 2011)
43.
HavelV. (1990). Disturbing the peace: A conversation with Karel Hvizdala (WilsonP., Trans.). Vintage Books.
hooksb. (2000). Remembered rapture: Dancing with words. Journal of Academic Composition, 2, 1–8.
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HylandK. (2002). Teaching and researching writing. Longman Publishing.
47.
JohnsonB. (1927). Essaying the essay. Books for Libraries Press.
48.
KincheloeJ.BerryK. (2004). Rigour and complexity in educational research: Conceptualizing the Bricolage. Open University Press.
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Kini-SinghA. (2023). From anthropology to artistic practice: How Bricolage has been used in the twentieth century as an ideal model of engagement with the world. Journal of Human Values, 29(1), 48–57.
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KnightsD.WillmottH. (2002). Autonomy as utopia or dystopia. Sociological Review, 50, 59–79.
