1st Edition
Exploring Plural Identity Through Creative–Critical Autoethnography
Introduction: Dissociative Identity Disorder
Chapter One: Auto(?)-Biography
Chapter Two: Autoethnography: A Form of Therapy
Chapter Three: Seeking Help: Poaching Words
Chapter Four: Being Diagnosed: Exploring Etymologies
Chapter Five: Shaping From All Sides
Chapter Six: Experiential Data Curation: Creative and Critical Journalling
Chapter Seven: Theoretical Emotions: Poaching Scaffolding
Chapter Eight: Calming Safety Storms: Evocative Metaphorical Processing
Chapter Nine: Accepting Polyphonic Narrators: Pre-Writing
Chapter Ten: Mapping Internal Landscapes: Relational Taxonomies
Conclusion: We/Us Acceptance: Ready to Begin
Biography
Elayne Smith is Honorary Professor at the University of East Anglia. She has published widely on questions of time, identity, and place in premodern literature. As an interdisciplinary scholar, both practice-led and critical researcher, her work and teaching span Literature, Heritage, Health Humanities, Applied Arts, and Creative and Cultural Adaptation Studies.
