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What's New
New IAQI Newsletter Available Now(PDF) THE 2008 ILLINOIS QUALITATIVE DISSERTATION AWARD Coming Congress
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Previous Congresses
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Cultural Studies <=> Critical Methodologies Edited by Norman K. Denzin, renowned author and Co-Editor of the Handbook of Qualitative Research and Co-Editor of Qualitative Inquiry, Cultural Studies <-> Critical Methodologies publishes peer-reviewed research articles, critical analyses of contemporary media representations, autoethnography, poetry, and creative non-fiction. Cultural Studies <-> Critical Methodologies provides an explicit forum for the intersections of cultural studies, critical interpretive research methodologies, and cultural critique. Cultural Studies<->Critical Methodologies is an interdisciplinary quarterly publication drawing from those scholarly traditions in the social sciences and the humanities which are premised on a critical, performance-based cultural studies agenda. Preference is given to experimental, risk-taking manuscripts which are at the intersection of interpretive theory, critical methodology, culture, media, history, biography and social structure. The mandate for this interdisciplinary, international journal is to move methods talk in cultural studies to the forefront, into the regions of moral discourse. The arrows that connect the two sides of our title designate this dialogical relationship between inquiry, critique, and methodological practice. Works will take up such methodological and moral issues as the local and the global, text and context, voice, writing for the other, and the presence of the author in the text. The commitment to imagine a more democratic society has been a guiding feature of cultural studies from the very beginning. Cultural Studies<->Critical Methodologies understands that the discourses of a critical cultural studies methodology are basic to any effort to re-engage the promise of the social sciences and the humanities for democracy in the 21st Century.
Qualitative Inquiry Qualitative Inquiry provides an interdisciplinary forum for qualitative methodology and related issues in the human sciences. With Qualitative Inquiry you have access to lively dialogues, current research and the latest developments in qualitative methodology. A Valuable Resource Comprehensive Coverage An Interdisciplinary
Perspective Current Scholarship The International
Review of Qualitative Research The International
Review of Qualitative Research encourages the use of critical,
experimental and traditional forms of qualitative inquiry in the
interests of social justice. We seek works that are both academically
sound and partisan, works that offer knowledge-based radical critiques
of social settings and institutions while promoting human dignity,
human rights, and just societies around the globe. Submissions to
the journal are judged by the effective use of critical qualitative
research methodologies and practices for understanding and advocacy
in policy arenas, as well as clarity of writing and willingness
to experiment with new and traditional forms of presentation. Linked
to the annual Congress for Qualitative Inquiry, much of the journal’s
content will be drawn from presentations and themes developed from
these international meetings. Attendees of the 2008 Congress will
receive an annual subscription as part of their registration fees. To these ends, the Institute will: 1. Host one international
conference per year. A workshop series will also be held in conjunction
with each annual conference;
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