Tami Spry
Abstract
I am searching for a labor of reflexivity in performative autoethnography that represents the Other with the same kind of commitment as is afforded the self. This essay seeks to explore the sociocultural complexities of engaging the Other in autoethnography.
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I am searching for a labor of reflexivity in performative autoethnography that represents the Other with the same kind of commitment as is afforded the self. This essay seeks to explore the sociocultural complexities of engaging the Other in autoethnography.
Key concepts: Autoethnography, Performative utterance, Reflexivity, Sociocultural evolution, Sociology, Aesthetics, Art, Gender studies