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Journal of Poetry Therapy
The Interdisciplinary Journal of Practice, Theory, Research and Education
Volume 16, 2003 - Issue 2
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Exploring stepfatherhood through poetry

Rich Furman School of Social Work University of Nebraska NE 68182 Omaha
Pages 91-96 | Published online: 10 Nov 2010

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Carol Rogers-Shaw. (2021) Enhancing empathy and understanding of disability by using poetry in research. Studies in the Education of Adults 53:2, pages 184-203.
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Kathleen Pithouse-Morgan. (2021) Opening a Poetic Container: Educative Learning from a Painful Poetry Performance. Studying Teacher Education 17:1, pages 100-117.
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Daneshwar Sharma. (2019) Being alive with poetry: sustaining the self by writing poetry. Journal of Poetry Therapy 32:1, pages 22-36.
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Marcia Morgan. (2018) Reflections of a black woman practitioner-researcher. Qualitative Research in Psychology 15:2-3, pages 305-316.
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Debbie McCulliss. (2013) Poetic inquiry and multidisciplinary qualitative research. Journal of Poetry Therapy 26:2, pages 83-114.
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Rich Furman, Jeffery Shears & Meredith Badinelli. (2007) Mexican men and their fathers: Analyzing and representing data through the research poem. Journal of Poetry Therapy 20:3, pages 141-151.
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Rich Furman. (2007) The mundane, the existential, and the poetic. Journal of Poetry Therapy 20:3, pages 163-180.
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Rich Furman. (2006) Poetry as research: Advancing scholarship and the development of poetry therapy as a profession. Journal of Poetry Therapy 19:3, pages 133-145.
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Rich Furman. (2006) A Qualitative Study of Social Development Paradoxes in Guatemala Using the Research Poem. Journal of Comparative Social Welfare 22:1, pages 37-48.
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Rich Furman. (2005) Autoethnographic Poems and Narrative Reflections: A Qualitative Study on the Death of a Companion Animal. Journal of Family Social Work 9:4, pages 23-38.
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A. Lamont Williams. (2023) Writing Through Pain: Ars Spirituality, the Black Atlantic, and the Paradox of Diasporic Belongingness. Qualitative Inquiry, pages 107780042311760.
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Qiana M. Cutts. (2019) More Than Craft and Criteria: The Necessity of Ars Spirituality in (Black Women’s) Poetic Inquiry and Research Poetry . Qualitative Inquiry 26:7, pages 908-919.
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Silvio Machado. (2018) Interpretive Poetry and the Family Coming Out Crisis. Qualitative Inquiry 25:9-10, pages 851-861.
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Heather L. GallardoRich FurmanShanti Kulkarni. (2009) Explorations of Depression. Qualitative Social Work 8:3, pages 287-304.
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Rich Furman, Carol L. Langer, Christine S. Davis, Heather P. Gallardo & Shanti Kulkarni. (2016) Expressive, research and reflective poetry as qualitative inquiry: a study of adolescent identity. Qualitative Research 7:3, pages 301-315.
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Sandra L. Faulkner. (2016) Concern With Craft. Qualitative Inquiry 13:2, pages 218-234.
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