1st Edition
Collaborative Cross-Cultural Narrative Inquiry Embracing Curiosity, Cultural Humility, and the Imagination
1. Introduction 2. Individual and Intertwined Paths Towards Collaborative Cross-Cultural Narrative Inquiry Online: Storied Reflections 3. Cultivating Collaborative Cross-Cultural Narrative Research Relationships Online: The Importance of Curiosity, Care, and the Imagination 4. Reflecting on Positionality, Privilege, and Motivation: The Importance of Making Ourselves Vulnerable and Accountable to Our Narrative Research Partners 5. The Path to Developing an Integrated Conceptual Framework for Cross-Cultural Narrative Research: Wish Lists, Portfolios, Peer Reviews, Inventories 6. Reflections On the Iterative Process of Crafting Narrative Research Questions 7. Decolonizing Strategies for Generating Narrative Data: Participant-Generated Storied Data and Co-Constructed Interview Conversations 8. Exploring Culturally Relevant Approaches to Narrative Analysis: Enthymematic Analysis, Artifactual Analysis, and Three-Dimensional Narrative Space Analysis 9. Decolonizing Traditional Research Report Writing: Poetic Re-Storying and Other Creative Approaches for Re-Presenting New Insights 10. Navigating Ethical Considerations While Engaging in Collaborative Cross-Cultural Narrative Research Online
Biography
Cathy Raymond works in international education and is passionate about cultivating collaborative cross-cultural relationships informed by curiosity, cultural humility, and the imagination. She currently holds the position of Associate Professor of Practice in English at the American University of Afghanistan.
