Positioning Research : Shifting Paradigms, Interdisciplinarity and Indigeneity.

Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction: Positioning Research -- Part 1 Perspectives from Early Career Researchers -- 1 Originality, Hybridity and Intra-paradigm Shift -- 2 Interdisciplinary Research and the Early Career Researcher -- 3 Art, the Academy and Strategy -- 4 Early Career Researcher's Peer Support Group -- 5 Doing Research with 'Others': Experiences of Difference and Commonality -- 6 Researching Is Relating Time and Space -- Part 2 Indigenous and New Knowledge Systems -- 7 Metaphors We Live By: Appreciating the Place of Language in Indigenous Research -- 8 Positioning Indigenous Knowledge -- 9 New Frontiers of Research: Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Artistic Practice -- 10 Aboriginal Spirituality and Its Relationship to the Positioning of Research -- 11 In-depth Methods for Portraying and Understanding Cultural Realities -- Part 3 Theoretical Approaches and Case Study -- 12 Historicizing the Problematic of Media Education -- 13 The Use of Social Media and New Knowledge to Researchers in the New Age -- 14 Developing Sustainable International Partnerships in Higher Education: A Case Study -- Conclusion: Extrapolating Research -- About the Editors and Contributors -- Index.

Encompasses western and traditional methodologies including indigeneity, oral and tribal knowledge to create a research-knowledge nexus.

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