Presented to me by the Carl Couch Center for Social and Internet Research for my paper, “Autoethnographic Fragments of My Grandmothers.”
The paper will be published in 2010 in the McFarland & Co. anthology, First Person Sociology: Essays Towards Autoethnohraphy in Today’s Qualitative Research.
Archive for the 'Autoethnography' Category
My Norman K. Denzin Award
December 14, 2009Hemmingson Receives 2009 Norman K. Denzin Award
September 11, 2009Have been informed I have won the 2009 Norman K. Denzin Qualitative Research Award for my paper, “Autoethnographic Fragments of my Grandmothers.” The award is given out by the Carl Couch Center.
Norman Denzin’s pic to the left.
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Dear Dr. Hemmingson,
Thank you very much for your application for the 2009 Norman K. Denzin Qualitative Research Award. The Award [...]
Anthropology of the Memorial
April 23, 2009My auto/ethnographic paper, “Athropology of the Memorial: Observations on a Cultural Ritual of the Dead” has been accepted for puiblication at Forum: Qualitative Social Research, one of the best and most read/cited open access journals out there.
Auto/ethnographies
February 6, 2009 New book now out
from The Borgo Press
Purchase it at Amizon.com
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from the publisher directly
Current Projects I am Trying, TRYING to Finish and Get Out the Door, Arrarah!
January 20, 20091. Revisions on Star Trek TV crit monograph.
2. Finish Zombie Girls from Jupiter Attack! — novel
3. Get first 100 pages of Lunch on the Grass done to send out. Long novel.
4. Finish critical book: Women in the Stories and Life of Raymond Carver.
5. Revise Gordon Lish book, once peer review reports come in.
6. Cyberpunk novel/future [...]
Cover Art for Auto/ethnographies
October 31, 2008My book of sociological essays, Auto/ethnographies: Sex, Death and Symbolic Interaction in the Eighth Moment of Qualitative Inquiry, is forthcoming from Borgo Press, with this cover art:
New Book of Reflexive Ethnography
October 26, 2008Zona Norte is finally available.
Hardback published by Cambridge Scholars in the U.K.
Next year, The Borgo Press (imprint of Wildside Press) will release a less-expensive paperback version.