Poetic Representation of Interviews

By L. Richardson. 2001

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The inclusion of bias in reflective and reflexive research (2005, background): “For instance, Richardson (2001) asserts that qualitative research is not an innocent practice: quite the opposite, qualitative research is replete with the researcher’s ideological assumptions and moral criticisms (Denzin, 2003).”
Silent Listenings: Deconstructive Practices in Discourse-Based Research (2004, background): “Unlike Laurel Richardson (2002), who constructs poetic representations from interviews and interview experiences, I wish to listen to interviews or conversations with research participants as poetic constructions, to be present to the pauses and silences uttered in the conversations.”