Autoethnography—a methodology that foregrounds personal experience both during
research and in writing about it—is a useful keyword for scholars working in Africa and the …

This methodological exploration engages critically with autoethnographic technique and
scholarship, to examine and exemplify the value of autoethnography in enhancing …

I love the power of stories, especially tales told within circles of attentive listeners. Sharing
our experiences, viewpoints and values is essential to creating (just) community, especially …

Autoethnography is the writing of self within the context of culture, society, politics, and
history. This case explores a Kaupapa Māori autoethnographic doctoral research project …

One of the defining features of autoethnography that binds all autoethnographies, as
Holman Jones, Adams, and Ellis observed,“is the use of personal experience to examine …

Can there be a decolonial autoethnography? If so, what could such an autoethnography
look, sound, and feel like? If the possibility of decolonizing this mode of knowing does not …

Studies of indigeneity can prove particularly important if they focus on how history writes and
produces the “indigenous” in multiple ways and at multiple sites. Modes and styles of writing …

Tirohanga Whānui (Abstract): Traditional knowledge systems have been at the core of our
existence as indigenous peoples since time immemorial. As an oral/aural-based society, our …

In Autochthonomies, Myriam JA Chancy engages readers in an interpretive journey. She
lays out a radical new process that invites readers to see creations by artists of African …

In this piece we present a provocation: that the future of autoethnography is Black. To say
“Black” is to consider the possibility that blackness can flesh the felt-sense self as a part of …