What is Autoethnography?

Autoethnography is a research approach that blends autobiography and ethnography, allowing individuals to explore and understand their own experiences within the context of culture and society. It emphasises subjective experiences, emotions, and reflections, offering unique insights into the complexities of human existence.

About the Reading Group

Our reading group provides a supportive and engaging environment for individuals interested in exploring autoethnography as an approach to research. Whether you're a seasoned researcher, a student, or simply curious about the method, all are welcome to participate in our discussions. We often have nibbles, drinks and snacks too.

Upcoming Sessions

The sessions take place at 12.30 - 2pm, the room is available from 12.15

Room R2.23 - Ramphal Building

Upcoming meetings: Thursday 27th March

Thursday 24th April

Thursday 29th May

Thursday 26th June

What we have read so far:

It takes two to tango : Theorizing inter-corporeality through nakedness and eros in researching and writing organizations

Autoethnography: An Overview

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Contact our reading group :

dipbuk Panchal: dipak.panchal@warwick.ac.uk (They/Them)

Jamie Finnegan: James.Finnegan@warwick.ac.uk 

Emellyne Forman: Emellyne.Forman@warwick.ac.uk (She/Her)

Jenny Dalzell: jenny.dalzell@warwick.ac.uk (She/Her)