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Audacious Autoethnography: Epiphany as Method

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The term epiphany conjures up ideas of imagination, invention and discovery. This autoethnographic study contains five articles that incorporates vignettes from my life of unrelated, but interconnected experiences of sexual abuse, which profoundly affected me through moments of trauma but also epiphanous transformation. Writing audaciously about the violence and abuse during my life was an act of apostasy, as I chose to abandon any constraint I felt about remaining silent. I offer my stories as a body of evidence as to the value of storytelling, but also of epiphany. This process can be a model for future autoethnographic works.

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Australia

Principal supervisor

Jane Elizabeth Southcott

Additional supervisor 1

Penny Round

Year of Award

2020

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Education

Course

Doctor of Philosophy

Degree Type

DOCTORATE

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Faculty of Education

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