Titlebook: Being an Expert Professional Practitioner; The Relational Turn Anne Edwards Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 CHAT.cultu

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Being a Professional,ce of the specialist knowledge and the responsibility and trust which have contributed to the notion of professionalism. In doing so I shall pursue the argument pursued in previous chapters that the relational expertise and relational agency that I have been describing, with all their attention to c

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Researching the Relational in Practices,cts of enquiry and how do we get to grips with them as researchers? The chapter briefly reprises the main themes of the book; discusses the demands of a focus on the shifting intertwining of mind and world; and describes some of the approaches taken by researchers who study practices using the analy

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Augmentation with Autologous Materialsign; discursive approaches to researching professional practices; narratives and personal trajectories; and interventionist research. The chapter then concludes with a summary of the challenges of researching the relational turn.

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Relational Agency: Working with Other Practitioners, in the chapter include a definition of relational agency and how it is mediated by common knowledge; agency and mutuality; how relational agency connects with cultural historical activity theory; the importance of motives to relational work; and the demands that relational agency makes on practitioners and organisations.

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Researching the Relational in Practices,sign; discursive approaches to researching professional practices; narratives and personal trajectories; and interventionist research. The chapter then concludes with a summary of the challenges of researching the relational turn.

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