This paper engages with the question of how fat female employees manage weight-related
stigma at work. We use poetic inquiry to show the reader how it feels for our participants to …

The death of a parent can strike at our very core, rattling our sense of self and raising
questions of how we could possibly continue beyond their departure. For the PhD student …

This article explores an experience of “pulping,” a rejected poetry inquiry; that is, the author
describes revisiting and rewriting a micro poetry cluster about rape culture and teaching …

This collection explores the ways in which women in academia from culturally and
linguistically diverse backgrounds mediate the negotiation between linguistic discrimination …

Central to the role of the professoriate is the concept of scholarship, with a major hallmark of
the profession consisting of peer-reviewed manuscripts as an expectation for promotion and …

This chapter engages with the question the relationship between Karen Barad's work, affect
and management and organizational studies (MOS). While Barad's work has gained …

Evidence suggests that female researchers and educators find it particularly difficult to enter
and navigate the professional world of academia. One of the unique barriers that challenge …

I was recently very moved while reading 'Constructing identity by writing roots into life: A
poetic autoethnography'by Andrew J. Garbisch in which he used a poetic-narrative …

This feminist doctoral research was designed to develop theory, innovative pedagogy, and
to advance knowledge by contributing to a lack of research on teaching and learning about …

This chapter explores the phenomenon of Impostorism and its impact on emergent
academics, which can leave them inert in the face of pressures to publish. Impostor …