Ladybird Presentation

Jane and Chris Speedy, September 1959

Jane and Chris Speedy, September 1958

Jane and Chris Speedy, September 1957

References and quotes  

‘triple crisis of representation, legitimation and praxis’ Norman Denzin (1997) Interpretive Ethnography, Thousand Oaks, Sage

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‘exoticise the domestic’ Pierre Bourdieu (1980) Homo Academicus, Cambridge, Polity Press

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‘spoiled idealised and aspired to identity stories’ Celia Lury (1998) Prosthetic Culture: photography, memory and identity, London: Routledge

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‘space as a simultaneity of stories’ Doreen Massey (2005) For Space, London: Sage

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McAdams, D ( 1997 ) The Stories we live by: personal myths and the making of the self, New York, Guilford Press

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‘fluffy zippy [confessional] tales on inconsequential topics’ (p135) Van Maanen, J (1988) Tales of the field: On writing Ethnography, Chicago, CUP

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‘small intimate contexts, where some stories have been so easily forgotten and others not yet told’, chapter one,: Speedy, J (2008) Narrative Inquiry and Psychotherapy, hound Mills Palgrave

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“auto-ethnography as self indulgence” Mychelovskiy, E (1996) Reconsidering table talk: Critical thoughts on the relationship between sociology, autobiography and self-indulgence , in Qualitative Sociology 19 (1) 131-151

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Langford, M (2008) Suspended conversations: the afterlife of memory in family albums, Montreal, McGill-Queens University Press.

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Kuhn, A (2002) Family Secrets: Acts of memory and imagination, London, Verso