LibGuides: SOC604: Module 1

Module 1 Required Resources

Your course textbook can be accessed via the DART eBook link in the Getting Started module.

Grazian, D. (2023) Mix it up: Popular culture, mass media, and Society. WW Norton.

Read Chapters 1-3.

Poulos, C. N. (2021) In Essentials of autoethnography. American Psychological Association

Read Chapter 1.

“Light-skinned people always win”: An Autoethnography of Colorism in a Mother–Daughter Relationship
Moffitt, K. (2020). “Light-skinned people always win”: An Autoethnography of Colorism in a Mother–Daughter Relationship.
Autoethnography: An Overview
Ellis, C., Adams, T. E., & Bochner, A. P. (2011). Autoethnography: An Overview. Qualitative Social Research, 12(1).

Being Brown: An Autoethnographic Exploration of Internalized Colonization
Gandhi, R. S. (2021). Being brown: An autoethnographic exploration of internalized colonization. Psychodynamic Practice, 27(2)
Real? American? Hero? An Autoethnography About Playing Creatively and Cathartically with G.I. Joe
Hopkins, J. B. (2022). Real? American? Hero? An Autoethnography About Playing Creatively and Cathartically with G.I. Joe. American Journal of Play, 14(3)
An Autoethnography of Pregnancy and Birth During Covid Times: Transcending the Illusion of Overwork in Academia?
Lupu, I. (2021). An autoethnography of pregnancy and birth during Covid times: Transcending the illusion of overwork in academia? (2021). Gender, Work & Organization, 28(5)
This Ain’t What I’m Used to: Reflections of a Black Educator in Rural Black America an Autoethnography
McDonald, E. M. (2021). This Ain’t What I’m Used to: Reflections of a Black Educator in Rural Black America an Autoethnography. Clearing House, 94(3)