Titlebook: Arts-Based Methods in Refugee Research; Creating Sanctuary Caroline Lenette Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 Arts-based Me

使虛弱

Conclusion: Post-Millennial Apocalypseollaborative and participatory uses of photographic methods have only emerged in recent times. By framing and depicting their own lived experiences rather than being the ‘object’ of others’ gaze and framing, Knowledge Holders can use photography as a means to challenge detrimental visual narratives

遍及

Endemic

Isthmus

Conclusion: Post-Millennial Apocalypseo key examples from Chaps. ., ., . and ., and return to the ‘haunting’ quality of arts-based outcomes. I discuss the importance of researcher wellbeing, and highlight the ‘danger’ of single stories that arts-based research can create. I conclude with a reflection on the experience of writing this bo

Sigmoidoscopy

Social Contextn, men and children with lived experiences as refugees and asylum seekers, refugee studies is a dynamic and complex field of research. In this context, ethical and collaborative methodologies can play a key role in fostering research spaces that offer sanctuary amid the complications of everyday lif

興奮過度

Why Arts-Based Research?eriences. The approach involves the use of any art form, at any point in the research process, to generate, interpret, or communicate new knowledge. In this chapter, I outline what arts-based methods are and their value to social science research. I provide key examples to highlight the range of pos

存在主義

輕浮思想

Ethicsat are highly relevant to research in this complex and diverse field. I outline key tensions in relation to arts-based research ethics, pointing to areas that remain opaque and require more robust discussion. Finally, I provide a critique of ethics review committees or boards, given their tendencies

blackout

prostate-gland