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Two Women, a Bottle of Wine, and The Bachelor

Duoethnography as a Means to Explore Experiences of Femininity in a Leisure Setting

Callie SpencerEastern Washington UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]
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Karen PaisleyUniversity of Utah
Pages 695-716 | Published online: 13 Dec 2017

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Stefanie Benjamin & Keri Schwab. (2023) Navigating the waves of feminism(s): a duoethnography of two feminist travellers. Annals of Leisure Research 26:3, pages 396-413.
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Daniel Theriault. (2022) Vulnerable Teaching in Leisure Studies. SCHOLE: A Journal of Leisure Studies and Recreation Education 37:1-2, pages 1-10.
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Callie Spencer Schultz & Eric Legg. (2020) A/r/tography: At the Intersection of Art, Leisure, and Science. Leisure Sciences 42:2, pages 243-252.
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Kimberly J. Lopez, Meghan L. Muldoon & Janet K. L. McKeown. (2019) One Day of #Feminism: Twitter as a Complex Digital Arena for Wielding, Shielding, and Trolling talk on Feminism. Leisure Sciences 41:3, pages 203-220.
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Janet K. L. McKeown & Diana C. Parry. (2019) First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby in the baby carriage? exploring how women can use leisure as resistance to gendered ideologies. Leisure Studies 38:2, pages 191-203.
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Judith Mair & Elspeth Frew. (2018) Academic conferences: a female duo-ethnography. Current Issues in Tourism 21:18, pages 2152-2172.
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Callie Spencer Schultz & Janet K. L. McKeown. (2018) Introduction to the Special Issue: Toward “Digital Leisure Studies”. Leisure Sciences 40:4, pages 223-238.
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Janet K. L. McKeown & Diana C. Parry. (2017) Women's Leisure as Political Practice: A Feminist Analysis of Orange Is the New Black. Leisure Sciences 39:6, pages 492-505.
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Callie Spencer Schultz. (2017) ‘Working the ruins’ of collaborative feminist research. International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education 30:6, pages 505-518.
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Janet K. L. McKeown. (2015) The Hens are Clucking: Women Performing Gossip in Their Leisure Lives. Leisure Sciences 37:5, pages 447-457.
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Janet K. L. McKeown. (2015) “I Will Not Be Wearing Heels Tonight!”. Journal of Leisure Research 47:4, pages 485-500.
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Diana C. Parry. (2014) My Transformative Desires: Enacting Feminist Social Justice Leisure Research. Leisure Sciences 36:4, pages 349-364.
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TA Loeffler & Kim White. (2022) Oh, the places we will go: a duoethnography exploring inclusive outdoor experiences. Journal of Outdoor and Environmental Education 25:1, pages 11-26.
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Marjana Johansson & Sally Jones. 2020. Writing Differently. Writing Differently 131 144 .
Eunice Tan & Simon Teoh. (2019) A nostalgic Peranakan journey in Melaka: Duo-ethnographic conversations between a Nyonya and Baba. Tourism Management Perspectives 32, pages 100570.
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Joe Norris & Richard D. Sawyer. 2017. Theorizing Curriculum Studies, Teacher Education, and Research through Duoethnographic Pedagogy. Theorizing Curriculum Studies, Teacher Education, and Research through Duoethnographic Pedagogy 1 14 .
Callie Spencer Schultz & Karen Paisley. 2016. Interdisciplinary Reflective Practice through Duoethnography. Interdisciplinary Reflective Practice through Duoethnography 141 161 .

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