This collection explores a variety of art forms across different professional contexts, focusing on the ways educational practitioners and leaders from different cultures, disciplines, and organizations practice arts-based research. Beyond Text builds on a multi-year research study wherein participants used the arts to study topics of mutual interest. The project facilitated long-term conversations about arts-based practices among a large and diverse group: twenty-eight people from eight different organizations and with a range of experience levels, across six countries.
This vibrant collection takes the study further, discussing the significant effect arts-based practices can have on research across a range of international contexts. The academic and educational practices explored in the volume go beyond text to give rise to profound questions about the nature of research and education.
Insights and outlooks: experiences from a Ph.D. course in arts-based research methods
págs. 15-37
págs. 38-51
Accelerating movement across the intentional arc: developing the strategic sensographer
Mary Ann Kernan, Clive Holtham, Sara Jones
págs. 52-67
Travelling to the top of the mountain: research investigation through found poetry as means of data analysis, presentation and dissemination
págs. 71-88
págs. 89-110
Leaving everything behind: the use of video illustration to critically reflect upon the experiences of Palestinian academics living in the UK
págs. 111-128
págs. 129-145
Organizing reflection in health-care services: the contribution of research-based theatre
págs. 149-170
págs. 171-185
Convoking radical imagination: the use of arts-based methods for inquiry in organizational contexts
págs. 186-203
The Secret of Dayta: learning and evaluating through process drama
págs. 207-221
Beautiful resistance: a response to a complicated political context
págs. 222-237
Overflowing the University: embodied learning, caring relationships
Judit Vidiella, Assumpta Bassas Vila, Eva Marichalar i Freixa, Marta Ricart
págs. 238-256
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