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Trauma Autoethnography: From Object of Diagnosis to Subject of Knowledge
clinical-psychologyepistemic-injusticesocial-and-behavioral-sciencessocial-and-personality-psychology
Autoethnography allows researchers to analyze personal experience in order to understand cultural processes, yet its use by trauma survivors who are also researchers remains undertheorized. This methodological article proposes trauma autoethnography as a critical and decolonial variant of the method
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