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| Research |
Dr. Jago’s research explores
the narrative construction of identity and emotion
in a variety of
relational cultures including the family, the mental
health care industry, and the academy. She utilizes
the autoethnographic method in her research.
Jago, Barbara J. (2006). “A
primary act of imagination: Women’s narratives
of fatherlessness."
Qualitative Inquiry 12, 3.
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| Jago, Barbara J. and Students
from CA 506: Gender. (forthcoming). “Undergraduates
ranting: Third wave manifestos." In
We Want it Now! Third Wave Manifestos,
edited by Shira Tarrant, Assistant Professor of
Women's Studies, Goucher College. |
Jago, Barbara J. (forthcoming).
"Coming out in the
academy." In
Illness in the Academy, edited
by Kimberly Myers, Associate Professor of English,
University of Montana. |
| Jago, Barbara J. (2005). “The
car radio: An autoethnographic short story.” Journal
of Loss and Trauma 10, 1, 1-6. |
| Jago, Barbara J. (2002).
"Chronicling an academic
depression." Journal of Contemporary
Ethnography 31, 6, 729-757. |
Jago, Barbara J. (1996). "Postcards,
ghosts, and fathers: Revising family stories."
Qualitative Inquiry 2, 4, 495-516. |
| Submitted
for Publication |
Jago, Barbara J. "Reconstructing
Relationships in the Classroom: An autoethnographic
tale of learning." Submitted to:
Journal of Contemporary Ethnography,
June 2005. |
Jago, Barbara J. "Chasing
Laurie: An autoethnographic tale of sisterhood." |
"Inviting emotion
into the classroom: An autoethnographic tale of
learning."
Accepted as one of the "Top Four Papers"
by the Ethnography Division for the National Communication
Association Annual Conference, Boston, MA. November
2005. |
| "Honor's
Convocation Faculty Address." University
of New Hampshire at Manchester, Manchester, NH.
May 2005. |
| “Coming out in the academy.”
Paper presented to the Ethnography Division
of the National Communication Association Annual
Conference, Chicago IL. November 2004. |
| "Chronicling
an academic depression." Brown Bag
Lunch Presentation, University of New Hampshire
at Manchester, Manchester, NH. October 2002. |
"Research,
reputation, and risk: Developing an autoethnographic
study of polyamory."
Paper presented at the Stone/Couch Symposium,
St. Petersburg, FL. January 2000. |
| "Families
and holidays." Panel participant
on New Hampshire Public Radio's program At the
Exchange," Concord, NH, December 1999. |
| "Worms,
mourning doves, and a primary act of imagination:
Elizabeth's story of father-absence."
Invited paper presented at the Society for the
Study of Symbolic Interaction Annual Meeting,
Chicago, IL. August 1999. |
"I had multiple
mothers: Father-absence and maternal-presence
in Susanna's story."
Paper presented at the National Communication
Association Annual Convention, New York, NY. November
1998. |
"Family
affairs: Qualitative research, close relationships,
and the ethics of disclosure."
Paper presented at the National Communication
Association Annual Convention, Chicago, IL. November
1997. |
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