Scope of Submission
We welcome submissions from a broad range of disciplines, including but not limited to:
- Autoethnography and personal narratives
- Cultural representation in autoethnographic work
- Ethical considerations in autoethnography
- Narrative inquiry in cultural studies
- Identity construction through storytelling
- Reflexivity in qualitative research
- Autoethnographic approaches to social issues
- Cultural memory and personal history
- The role of emotion in narratives
- Autoethnography and community engagement
- Challenges in autoethnographic research
- Cultural critique through personal experience
- Narratives of marginalization and resistance
- Autoethnography in educational contexts
- Cultural identity and self-representation
- The intersection of culture and personal experience
- Autoethnographic methods in digital spaces
- Storytelling as a research method
- Cultural practices and personal narratives
- Autoethnography in health and wellness
All papers must be original and not previously published or submitted elsewhere.
