2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.tate.2009.09.002
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The concept smacks of magic: Fighting familiarity today

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“…Bauman (2000) notion of "liquid identities" of the complexity of simultaneous sameness (being an alumnus in my case) and differences (researcher) led me to consider that my identity is not dialogic, but fluid. Therefore, I was able to achieve both familiarity and strangeness (Coffey 1999;Sara et al 2010;Collins and Gallinat 2010). Clearly, my work has been conducted within an all-male environment, and so my claims and findings, of course, exclude a 'female' perspective.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bauman (2000) notion of "liquid identities" of the complexity of simultaneous sameness (being an alumnus in my case) and differences (researcher) led me to consider that my identity is not dialogic, but fluid. Therefore, I was able to achieve both familiarity and strangeness (Coffey 1999;Sara et al 2010;Collins and Gallinat 2010). Clearly, my work has been conducted within an all-male environment, and so my claims and findings, of course, exclude a 'female' perspective.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Researchers working on familiar territory can elicit greater understanding because cultural barriers do not have to be negotiated and participants may be more open and less likely to obscure aspects of their lives ( Aguilar 1981 ; Atkinson, Coffey, and Delamont 2003 ). However, the problem of overfamiliarity can also mean that the knowledge held by the insider researcher can overshadow the accounts of participants, facilitating the need to “make the familiar strange” ( Delamont and Atkinson 1995 ). Arguably, here the visual activities helped to address the taken-for-granted cultural competence inherent to researchers’ insider status because they enable participants to independently record their own visual impressions and interpretations without the repertoire of preconceived understandings that could frame set interview questions (see Mannay 2010 ).…”
Section: What Can Visual Methodologies Enable?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Asimismo, tuvo lugar la reflexión y el cuestionamiento de aquello que les resultaba familiar, poniendo en evidencia su propia práctica (Delamont y Atkinson, 1994). Como señala una maestra: "Te hace pensar en otros posibles referentes /… / nos abre la oportunidad de pensar sobre metodología, agrupaciones, inclusión y prácticas docentes".…”
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