Titlebook: Critical Writing for Embodied Approaches; Autoethnography, Fem Elizabeth Mackinlay Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

Euthyroid

BULLY

Writing with Cixous, in Love,c. In this chapter I aim to share the ways in which Cixous’ writing holds potential to be daring, dangerous and liberate my/your/our work from the shackles of conventional, colonial and capitalist patriarchy to become a kind and loving autoethnographic praxis.

Delude

Writing with Virginia Woolf, not Afraid,riting style is explored and played with in this chapter as an approach to autoethnographic writing that might draw attention to the luminous halo of life which lay just beyond the cotton wool of the everyday.

燦爛

In-Situ

Oligarchy

食品室

tooth-decay

初次登臺(tái)

Working-Memory

Ending Writing, at the Beginning,derstanding of how this book came to be written. Central to this meaning-making is conversation with my personal-political-pedagogical-professional past and present as a white-settler-colonial-woman working with and in relation to Indigenous Australian peoples and families, as well as engagement wit