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DOI: 10.1177/1077800402250956 Writing Rhythm: Movement as MethodLesley University
Simon Fraser University As choreographers, dancers, and researchers, the authors explain how choreography and self-reflective writing inform qualitative practices such as articulating the importance of the self as a place of discovery within the research process. The authors use choreography to explore dance as a place of inquiry and the body as a site for knowledge and to examine how this awareness influences their interpretation of educational research. They conclude by discussing the problems and possibilities of this artful approach to educational research.
Key Words: arts-based research arts-based methods qualitative research dance research arts-based representation arts education
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