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Contains 12 contributions by some of the leading activist scholars on Commodity Racism, Chief Illiniwek, and Native American Sport Mascots. This title features seven performance narratives - black womanhood, masculinity, whiteness, and gender, sexual violation, old civilization and democratic citizenship

Norman K. Denzin has gathered a team of leading experts to explore and showcase a variety of topics in the field of symbolic interaction.Some of the topics explored include extending dramaturgical and grounded theory, and new empirical and theoretical inquiries into fashion, journalism, stigma, police body work, autobiography, and gender studies.

Volume 53 of Studies in Symbolic Interactionis divided into three parts, providing contemporary readings of social situations, including interpreting translational science, an analysis of the 'Phantasmal in Qualitative Research' and 'Miami's Sea-level Rise Committee'.

What can it mean to resist in these troubled times, and how can we do so through theory? This volume presents novel ideas on how to accomplish this in the context of the field of qualitative research. The authors show us how we might go beyond pre-existing, systematized research methodologies to find our way. They challenge us to go beyond facile modes of thought and slow down any mechanistic practices of research, a slowing that can be surprisingly generative regarding pedagogy and knowledge production. The articles think through theories such as ones theorizing the postcolonial for the purpose of responding to global hegemony regarding institutional experiences of academe. They engage with practices of new materialism and show the multiform ways in which theory can be a companion to us in our journey of research. Further, the articles question hold-overs from humanist and modernist thought so that we might perform an inclusive pedagogy. Rather than falling into the cynical view that the world is too troubled to change, this volume presents a sound vision that we have no option but to engage in theoretical practice, for now, there's no time not to think.

Preface to the Classic Edition -- Introduction -- A global community and the sociological imagination -- Critics and bicoleurs -- Back to the future -- Pedagogical practices: Teaching qualitative inquiry -- Ethical disclosure, or, in the forest, but lost in the trees, or, a one-act play with many endings -- Reading, writing, and publishing the experimental text -- Templates for social justice inquiry -- Coda: A call to arms

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Qualitative inquiry in neoliberal times -- The chapters -- By way of a conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Section I: Theory, 'data,' and entanglements -- Chapter 1: Qualitative inquiry, research marketplaces, and neoliberalism: Adding some +s (pluses) to our thinking about the mess in which we find ourselves -- What this chapter is about and why I wanted to write it -- The research marketplace: It's all about the connections (+s) -- Qualitative inquirers: We, too, are selling in a research marketplace -- A fairly ordinary event that, when the +s are added, is actually quite extraordinary -- The research marketplace: Qualitative inquirers as victims, complicit, or both? -- End thoughts: The power and possibility of the pluses (+s) -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 2: Post qualitative inquiry: The next generation -- Note -- References -- Chapter 3: Qualitative methodology and the new materialisms: "A little of Dionysus's blood?" -- Introduction -- What does method want? -- Data -- Language -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- Chapter 4: The importance of small form: 'Minor' data and 'BIG' neoliberalism -- Abstract -- A ('data') preface -- Moving along neoliberal discourses and practices -- Data/options/potentialities -- Immanent, minor, 'small form' … data -- Note -- References -- Chapter 5: Be careful what you wish for: Data entanglements in qualitative research, policy, and neoliberal governance -- Data in the natural and social sciences -- A linear model of research, policy and practice -- New debates about the nature of data in qualitative research -- Data in neoliberal governance -- Be careful what you wish for - entangled data -- Note -- References -- Section II: Ethics, politics, and resistance

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Qualitative Inquiry Through a Critical Lens -- Section I Theoretical Imperatives -- 1 The Long Reach of Logical Positivism / Logical Empiricism -- 2 Moving Forward, Pushing Back: Indigenous Methodologies in the Academy -- 3 The Power of Stories and the Potential of Theorizing for Social Justice Studies -- Section II Methodological Interventions -- 4 Poetic Inquiry: Transforming Qualitative Data Into Poetry -- 5 Emergent Listening -- 6 Queer and Quare Autoethnography -- 7 This Is Not a Collaborative Writing

ch. 1. Selling Indians : traveling Wild West shows, painters, minstrels, and museums -- ch. 2. Charles Bird King's studio Indians -- ch. 3. The traveling Indian medicine show -- ch. 4. George Catlin's traveling Indian Gallery -- ch. 5. Catlin's traveling Indian gallery goes to London -- ch. 6. Sitting Bull and Buffalo Bill -- ch. 7. Ghost dancers in Germany -- ch. 8. German Indian R us.

Cover -- Half Title -- Dedication -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Ethical Futures in Qualitative Research -- Section I: Ethical Challenges in Qualitative Research -- 1. Neutral Science and the Ethics of Resistance -- 2. Ethics and the Broader Rethinking/Reconceptualization of Research as Construct -- 3. The Pressing Need for Ethical Education: A Commentary on the Growing IRB Controversy -- 4. Qualitative Inquiry, Ethics, and the Politics of Evidence: Working within These Spaces Rather than Being Worked over by Them