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Category Archives: arts based research
Story structure 2 – research writing
How is writing research like story? Last post I wrote about Kurt Vonnegut’s man in hole structure and how that might help you think at a very macro level about how to organise your material. This post is also about … Continue reading
Posted in arts based research, IMRAD, narrative, story, storyboarding, structure
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gulp. you have something critical to say about your research site and/or participants…
Last week I posted on the importance of thinking ahead of time about how your research participants might react to what you’ve written about them. While that’s a problem, it can be avoided. But you may find yourself in a … Continue reading
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