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Download full textChatham-Carpenter, April – Journal of Research Practice, 2010
Autoethnographers have grappled with how to represent others in the stories they tell. However, very few have written about the need to protect themselves in the process of doing autoethnographic writing. In this paper, I explore the ethical challenges faced when writing about a potentially-ongoing disorder, such as anorexia, when the research…
Descriptors: Researchers, Ethnography, Autobiographies, Eating Disorders
