Post-Qualitative Research and Innovative Methodologies

Title page
Copyright page
Contents
Series editor’s foreword
Foreword
Contributors
Chapter 1: The vitality of theory in research innovation
	The vitality of theory
	Glows of vitality in open-ended research practices
	(Re)considering embodiment and reciprocity: The glow of experiential human/knowledge/world relations
	(Re)considering technoscientific practices: The glow of practices enabling ontological hesitation
	(Re)considering time, space and materiality: The glow of figurations for living with precarity and with possibility
	Opening at the close: What matters in future-oriented research?
	References
Part One: Disruption, subjectivity and agency
	Chapter 2: Postproductive methods: Researching modes of relationality and affect worlds through participatory video with youth
		Poor images and postproduction as participation
		Affect, slow research and postproductive genres
		The mimetic chain: Linking up through YouTube production
		Reformatting: Destiny not-making the video self-portrait of her favourite place in the city
		Montage: Navigating disturbances in the contested present of JT’s ongoing video project
		Glossary
		References
	Chapter 3: Experimental critical qualitative inquiry: Disrupting methodologies, resisting subjects
		Introduction
		Humanism, posthumanism, agential realism and post-qualitative research
		‘Biracial’ study rationale
		Study outline
		Study methods
		Sample study results and discussion
		The possibilities of ECQI and posthumanism research
		Glossary
		References
	Chapter 4: Troubling binaries: Gendering research in environmental education
		Introduction
		Doing gendered environmental education research
		Environmental subjectivities: an embodied example
		Disrupting ‘norms’
		Conclusion
		Glossary
		References
	Chapter 5: The shame of participation: Rethinking the ontology of participation with a stutter
		Shameful participation?
		Disrupting participation in a research study
		Feelings in participatory research – and shame
		A stutter
		Stuttering participation
		Acknowledgements
		Glossary
		References
Part Two: Frontiers: Possibility, times-pace and materiality
	Chapter 6: Posthumanist poetics and the transcorporeal, hypercorporeal chronotope
		Introduction
		Stories of uncertainty and indeterminacy
		Against banality as a matter of ethics
		A transcorporeal, hypercorporeal chronotope
		Language as virus
		Some concluding thoughts
		Glossary
		References
	Chapter 7: Who is in my office and which century/ies are we in? A pedagogical encounter
		Researching pedagogical encounters
		The Deleuzian event
		Structure of event
		The analytic site – Doctoral meetings
		‘Black holes’ for analysis
		The pedagogical encounter
		Mapping
		From black holes and mapping
		Glossary
		References
	Chapter 8: Disturbance and intensive methodology in capitalist ruins
		Disturbance, assemblage and the work of Anna L. Tsing
		Unpredictability and difference: What is disturbance?
		Figures of disturbance
		Intensive methodologies and attention to disturbance
		Acknowledgements
		Glossary
		References
	Chapter 9: Transversalities in education research: Using heterotopias to theorize spaces of crises and deviation
		How do heterotopias function?
		Theoretical use of heterotopias
		Six heterotopic principles as a disruptive research method
		Bringing theory and method together with heterotopias
		Conclusion
		Glossary
		References
Part Three: Entanglements and innovations: Method and theory
	Chapter 10: Swarms and murmurations
		Swarms and murmurations
		The initial project
		CVgRM in construction
		From method to swarm
		Enter the swarm
		Swarming theory into method
		Making the cut: Diffraction becomes murmuration
		Swarming method into data: Critical theory
		Swarming method into data: Cultural studies
		Swarming method into data: Critical pedagogy
		Between diffraction and murmuration
		Conclusion
		Acknowledgements
		Glossary
		References
	Chapter 11: Post-Anthropocene imaginings: Speculative thought, diffractive play and Women on the Edge of Time
		Introduction: Women on the Edge of Time
		Anthropocene nomenclature
		Speculative thought experiment 1– Unnaming the Anthropocene
		Imaginaries of the post-Anthropocene
		Speculative thought and diffractive methods
		Speculative thought experiment 2 – The shape of time
		Conclusion – The worldly indeterminacy of the pluriverse
		Glossary
		References
	Chapter 12: Replete sensations of the refrain: Sound, action and materiality in agentic posthuman assemblages
		Introduction
		Deleuzian theory, materialist research assemblages and the posthuman refrain
		Refrains in research work
		Bringing theory and method together through the refrain
		Refrains in interspecies becomings
		Refrains of social media flows
		Refrains in the research assemblage
		Conclusion
		Glossary
		References
	Index