INTRODUZINDO A INVESTIGAÇÃO NARRATIVA NOS CONTEXTOS DE NOSSAS VIDAS: UMA CONVERSA SOBRE NOSSO TRABALHO COMO INVESTIGADORES NARRATIVOS
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https://doi.org/10.31892/rbpab2525-426X.2016.v1.n3.p565-583Palabras clave:
Investigação narrativa, Experiências de investigação, Conversa sobre pesquisa, Ética relacionalResumen
O texto relata nossas experiências como investigadores narrativos para destacar aspectos da investigação narrativa que, frequentemente, criam dificuldades para novos pesquisadores a esta forma relacional de pesquisa. A investigação narrativa é o estudo da experiência entendida narrativamente. Dessa forma, chamamos a atenção para a investigação narrativa como um fenômeno sob estudo e metodologia para o estudo. Isso por si só, frequentemente, cria confusão para aqueles que são novos na investigação narrativa. Destacamos três tensões particulares que, frequentemente, causam dificuldades para os pesquisadores. Engajando no início da narrativa autobiográfica, mudando de textos de campo para textos de pesquisa e conduzindo investigações narrativas tornadas propositais para justificativas pessoais, teóricas/práticas e sociais foram as três tensões que selecionamos. Baseando em investigações narrativas contínuas e recentemente concluídas, Dilma, Shaun e Jean tornaram explícitas as maneiras como mudaram de textos de campo provisórios para textos finais de pesquisa.
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