1: Introduction; I: Philosophy of Inquiry; 2: Chronotopes of Human Science Inquiry; 3: Neutral Science and the Ethics of Resistance; 4: Evidence; 5: Refusing Human Being in Humanist Qualitative Inquiry; II: Politics of Evidence/Politics of Research; 6: The Politics of Evidence; 7: Building Confidence in Qualitative Research; 8: In the Name of Human Rights; 9: Education Research in the Public Interest 1; 10: I Read the News Today, Oh Boy ...; 11: Public Intellectuals Against the Neoliberal University; III: Methodological Imperatives; 12: Interviewing and the Production of the Conversational Self; 13: Remix Cultures, Remix Methods; 14: Dangerous Ethnography; 15: Performative Writing; 16: Learning to Remember the Things We've Learned to Forget; 17: The Exquisite Corpse of Art-Based Research; 18: The Death of a Cow; IV: Indigenous & Decolonizing Interventions; 19: Choosing the Margins; 20: Thinking Through Theory; 21: Indigenous Researchers and Epistemic Violence; 22: Freeing Ourselves; Coda; 23: Are You Serious?; Epilogue; 24: A Conversation about the Past, Present, and Future of Qualitative Inquiry
Norman K Denzin, Michael D Giardina
"[This book] is a unique tour de force. So many collections or edited works in qualitative research focus on method, with each chapter dedicated to a different school of inquiry. This book focuses instead on philosophical and sociological questions with a compelling sense of passion and urgency. The authors push boundaries in their respective fields, amplifying the critical instincts of the reader or perturbing them to question their own beliefs."--Paul Rhodes, The Qualitative Report
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