Rethinking Participation Through Shame
• Attend to disruptive moments where shame materializes
• Rework boundary-making practices in conventional notions of participation
• Consider the ontology and relationality of participation
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This book explores innovative approaches to qualitative research in education, focusing on post-qualitative methodologies that challenge traditional assumptions and push the boundaries of research practices. It provides a platform for early career researchers to showcase experimental and theoretically rich work.
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