Qualitative Inquiry

Papers
(The median citation count of Qualitative Inquiry is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-12-01 to 2025-12-01.)
ArticleCitations
The Insider’s Journey: Two Investments for Epistemic Justice in Educational Research48
Romance, Relationships, and Rights: Ethical Considerations and Dilemmas in a Research-Based Theater Project With Self-Advocate Co-Creators and Actors43
Ethics in Research-Based Theater: Why Stories Matter40
Naturing With Big Data: How Writing Creation Myths Can Matter35
“Don’t I Have a Say?”: A Critical Autoethnography on Choice and Essentiality-of-Being32
Research With Marginalized Communities: Reflections on Engaging Roma Women in Northern England30
The Emotional Burden of Studying White Emotionalities: My Kuwento , My Testimony28
Navel-Gazing Breaks the Heart Open: Autoethnography as Love-in-Action26
Keeping the Conversation Going: Rendering Each Other Capable While Creating Zines25
‘A ticket to a very different show’: Poetic Ethnodrama Through the Eyes of Young Elite Gymnasts21
Learning From the Mess: What Happens in Social Media Elicitation Interviews19
Developing Methodologies for Co-Production of Knowledge: Data Production and Analysis in Community-Based Research Partnerships18
Bloating, Heavy Legs, and Fatigue: Sport, Menstrual Tracking Apps and More-Than-Hormonal Bodies17
Between the Field and Elsewhere: Using Dialogic Collaborative Autoethnography in Ethnographic Restudies16
Sand in Sculpture: Creatively Rewilding Ecologies of Health16
Homecoming With Culturally Situated Philosophies of Being in Qualitative Inquiry15
Autoethnography: An (Incomplete) Abecedarian Assemblage15
Three Refrains: Jumps in the Assemblage15
The Persistence of Life and Play in በርበረ [ber-be-re] Transcripts14
Writing as Being: On the Existential Primacy of Writing for a Deaf Scholar14
New Possibilities for Spatial Research: Re-Animating the Built Environment Through Speculative Maps and Models14
The Seven Ages of an Academic Man? (First)13
Jane Addams’s Pragmatist Method Extended: Care Work Between Abstract Rules and Situated Practice12
Digital Worlds and Our Folding Realities: Implications for Qualitative Inquiry12
Two Poems: “Upon Hearing Rebecca Thomas” and “Upon Viewing Kent Monkman’s Miss Chief’s Wet Dream12
Beautiful Mis/takes12
Transformation Through Practice: A Dialogical Exploration of Embodiment and Presence in Arts-Based Qualitative Research With Self and Others11
Hope Inquiry: Vital Moves From the Gut in the Middle Cut Together11
The Researcher’s Facilitating Role in Stimulating a Constructive Group Climate in Online Focus-Group Interviews11
Policy Justice Through Critical Qualitative Inquiry: Examining the Issue of School Readiness11
Perhaps I am Still Waiting for Godot?11
Kindred Rites of Sankofa: On Octavia Butler’s Histofuturist Approach to Artful Inquiry11
Awareness of Ageism While Researching Multiple Minority Discrimination: A Discourse and Grounded Theory Analysis Revisiting Own Qualitative Research11
What Do We Do When We Do Social Science?: Approaching, Contacting, and Grasping10
Longing as Method: A Rant on Yearnings for Our World, Academia, and Utopian Futurities Beyond Liberalism(s)10
Unruly Embodiment as Feminist Research Methodology: Reflections on Uncomfortable Spaces and Care Ethics in a Heat Stress Collaborative Project10
Indigenous Trans-Systemic Research Approach10
Quantum Creativity: Afracting New Materialism in the Anthropocene10
Stitching Together a PAR Project: “Work Active”—Supporting the Journey to Work for People With an Intellectual Disability10
A Good Name: Pseudonyms in Research10
Situating Trust, Values, and Ethics in the Politics of Knowledge Production: An Epistemic Shift in the Co-Production of Studying Violent Extremism9
The Art of Data Analysis: Disturbing Knowledge and Performing Critical Inquiry9
CORRIGENDUM to “Embracing the Mess in Feminist Research: Insights From Posthumanism”9
Talking to Artists: In-depth Interviews, Cultural Objects, and a Sociology of Art (History) Methodology9
Theory-Practicing in Critical Times: Viv Bozalek in Conversation With Kathrin Thiele, Deirdre M. Donoghue, and Pınar Türer8
“Sharing a Moment”: An Open Letter8
In Memory of Norman Denzin8
Collaborative Creative Engagements as Drivers for Re-imagining Classrooms and Pedagogies8
Generative AI and Broken Futures8
Blurry Lines: Reflections on “Insider” Research8
Escaping, Living, and Writing7
Big Tent Talk: The Incalculable7
Ethical Implications of Using Research-Based Theater to Challenge Hegemonic Narratives About Mental Health7
Onto-Epistemicide and the Research Ethics Board: Toward a Reflexive Ethics7
“Norman Denzin as a Firestarter”7
Merging Eco-Literacy, Visual Poetry, and Arts-Informed Practices: A Curriculum of Eco-Justice Education7
Norman Denzin and America7
Danger, Desire, and Disclosure: A Postqualitative Trauma-Informed Approach to the Ethics of Secrets and Emotion in Qualitative Research6
The Opportunities, Challenges, and Rewards of “Community Peer Research”: Reflections on Research Practice6
Black Storytellers and Everyday Liberation: At the Nexus of Home, School, and Hip Hop6
Producing Trustworthiness: Locating the Adequacy of Findings in Interactional Research6
Decolonizing the Literature Review: A Relational Approach6
Global Trains of Thought: Coupling Derailment, Environment, Racism, Movement, Progress6
Togethering Situation in Diffractive Inquiry6
Youth Opportunities: Reanimating Data as Found Poems of Transition, Resistance, and Representation6
(Re)membering and (Re)claiming in My Mama’s Kitchen: A Decolonial Feminist Video-Cued Qi Ethnography6
Wading the Quagmire: Aesthetics and Ethics in Verbatim Theater Act 16
Justice Can Never Arrive: The Opening of the Call to Social Justice in Qualitative Inquiry6
Working in the Key of Collaboration: Songwriting and Alternative Ethnography as Research Practice5
Positioning and the Thick Tangles of Spacetimemattering5
Autoethnography as Social Science or as Social Study?5
Intersectional Performativity Framework: A Collective Reflexivity in Ethics on Ethnographic Research With Vulnerable Groups in China5
Ways That Qualitative Researchers Engage in “Technological Reflexivity”: A Meta-Synthesis5
No Bull Here, Please: Ethical Demands and Expectations of Audiences5
Weaving Different Discourses to Understand the Field: Mystory as an Analytical Tool5
Toward a Practice of Qualitative Methodological Literature Reviewing5
Hidden Contexts, Multilevel Comparisons, and the Postcolonial Location: Reconsidering the Documentary Method Vis-à-Vis Decolonization5
Writing-With a Parasite Dis/Coloring One’s Skin: Toward Inquiries of Change5
Pursuing the Post Philosophical New: Taking Our Thoughts for a Walk5
The Practice of Making Ethics : Methodological Entanglements and Speculative Governance5
Practicing Qualitative Research Under the “Big Tent”: Origins, Development, and Continuing Relevance of the Eight Big-Tent Framework for Qualitative Quality5
Embodied Reflexivity Through the Arts: An Introduction5
Arts–Research Collaboration: Reflections on Collaboration as Creative Method5
Ghost Writings4
Remembering Norman4
Constituting Phenomena Through Intra-Action and Intentionality: Is a Posthumanist Phenomenology Possible?4
Writing a Hero: A Textual Struggle in Memory of Prof. Norman Denzin4
Space in Between4
Interrogating White Men’s Allyship: Implications of Performativity for Qualitative Methodologies4
Body of Evidence: Time and Desire in Embodied Archives4
Doing More-Than-Human Research: Developing Qualitative Research Methods for a Multispecies World4
Qualitative Inquiry, Ontology, and the Question of Being: “We Are Not Yet Thinking”4
Dark Inquiries4
Collaging Awakening and Resistance With/in Artful Inquiry4
I Come From: Using Collaborative Auto/Biographical Poetry to Foster Transdisciplinarity and Build Inclusion4
New Considerations for Sista Circle Methodology: Applications in Relation to Beauty, Femininity, and Place4
Heroic Coding: A New Method for Apocalyptic Scenarios4
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Play, Personae, Writer4
A Transcultural Teacher’s Creative Ecologies: Poetry-ing the Entanglements of Institutional Privilege and Love’s Care in a Melbourne College4
Writing Radically as Women With Virginia Woolf: Why?4
Transnational Research Collectives as “Constellations of Co-Resistance”: Counterstorytelling, Interweaving Struggles, and Decolonial Love4
I Was Arriving: Exploring Healing and Knowing in My Own Creation(s)4
The Garden, Grief, and All That Is4
Transcorporeal Witnessing: Re-Figuring Toxic Entanglements Through the Arts4
Preparing for the Research Ceremony: Indigenist Researcher Training4
“What Do You Think Needs to be Done to Address Self-Harm?”: Centering the Perspectives of Youth Who Engage in Self-Harm Through Found Poetry4
Post Philosophies and the Doing of Inquiry: Webinars and WEBing Sessions Become a Special Issue(s)4
Variations of I: Setting the Poetic Tone for Student-Voiced Action Research4
How Many Intersections? Theoretical Synergy as a Rationale for Intersectional Biographical Analysis4
Nothing Personal: An Anti-Asian Hate Crime4
The Return: Research-Based Theater With and for Ex-Military Personnel Experiencing Posttraumatic Stress4
A Sentient Planet as a School; a School as a Community Garden: Toward Eco-Creative Think-Practicing3
Research as Healing: Reflections of a Teacher Educator of Color on Critical Race Praxis3
Post-Academia: Life, Liberty, and Happiness?3
Torments of Being Other3
Composing Cultural Connections: Exploring Tensions of Creating Composite Ethnodramatic Characters3
A Mile in Their Shoes: Poetic Inquiry for Qualitative Caregiver Research3
Through the Lens of a Black Woman: Black Feminist Poetic Artful Inquiry in/With/for Qualitative Methodologies3
Fieldwork With Epilogue: Uncontrollable Exits, Dilemmas, and Praxis Stories3
Doing Academia Differently: Creative Reading/Writing-With Posthuman Philosophers3
Accessing Embodied Knowledges: Poetry as Culturally Relevant Pedagogy3
Longing for Home or Promising of One: A Found Poem Exploration of Young Female Migrant’s Experiences of Displacement—Voices From Sweden3
Co-Creating the Real: A Transdisciplinary Dialogue3
The Joy of Sprawly Mess Unknowing: Volcanic Data Eruptions and Irruptions3
Gray Zone Identity: An Autoethnographic Journey of Chronic Illness, Diagnostic Uncertainty, and Autoimmunity3
Brown Boxes: An Autoethnographic Exploration of Cultural Identity and Fluid Positionality3
Ethical Engagement and Relational Materialism: A Dialogue3
Critical Qualitative Inquiry as an Avenue for Critical Public Policy Knowledge and Change3
Common—Reading—Placing—Writing3
“Girmit Root and Pacific Shoot”: An Indo-Fijian Autobiographical Poetic Narrative for Constructing, Deconstructing and Reconstructing the Girmit Story3
Embracing the Mess in Feminist Research: Insights From Posthumanism3
Autoethnography as Practice and Process: Toward an Honest Appraisal?3
Breach: A Trans*textual Essay3
Design Anthropological Filmmaking for Automated Futures3
Introduction to Special Issue—Qualitative Inquiry in the 20/20s: Exploring Methodological Consequences of Digital Research Workflows3
Good, Bad, and Hopefully Not the God Trick: Technological Systems in Qualitative Inquiry3
Relational Ethics of Care in Pandemic Research: Vulnerabilities, Intimacies, and Becoming Together-Apart3
Inquiry as Unthought: The Emergence of Thinking Otherwise3
Bricolage for Innovative Qualitative Social Science Research: A Perspective on Its Conceptual Hallmarks3
Inviting Me In2
Policymaking Pragmatics: What’s a Qualitative Researcher—Especially a Critical Qualitative Researcher—to Do?2
Thinking With/About/Through Music as Artful Inquiry: Collaboratively Performing the Onto-Epistemological and Ethical Flow of Inquiring2
Me-Search: Pursuing Race, Culture, and Gender in the Heart and Healing Work of Qualitative Inquiry2
She-Search: The Fertile Ground of Black Indigenous Methods (BIM) in Qualitative Inquiry2
Ode to Museum Indians: In Honor of Ishi, James Luna, and the Dakota Pipeline Resistance2
Heirs of the Enlightenment?2
Inquiry as Resonance: Wiry Workings of Failure and Patience2
Inquiring Artfully: Provoking Possibilities With/Through/for Qualitative Encounters2
Putting “Us” in Place: A Contrapuntal “Position” on Research Access in Over-Researched Contexts2
Critical Qualitative Research Leader and Friend: Norman Denzin as Teacher of Academic Activism2
Posthumous Autoethnography?2
Coming to Terms With the Invective Latency of Ethnographic Relations: A Plea for (Auto)Ethnographic Positioning Analysis2
Presence as Politics in Qualitative Research Ethics: Feminist Engagements With “Risk” and Vulnerability2
The Historical Methodological Foundation of Phenomenography2
Performance Autoethnography: EM Not Afraid to Utter Their Emotional Truth2
“I Wish I had the Confidence of a Mediocre White Man”2
Balancing at the Beginning of Words—Revisiting the Idea of Open Awareness in Qualitative Research2
In Celebration of Norman K. Denzin: Scholar, Teacher, Mentor, and Friend2
“Darn It, This Pen Leaks! But Wasn’t It a Pretty Design?” Tracing Contours of the Aesthetic in One Young Woman’s Letters Home From Camp2
Eat Your Words: An Artful Neuroqueered Fermented Inquiry2
In Defense of Democratic Qualitative Research Teams: A Bourdieusian Approach to Critical Reflexivity2
The Logic of Posthuman Inquiry: Affirmative Politics, Validity, and Futurities2
Accidental Creatures: Whitehead’s Creativity and the Clashing Intensities of More-Than-Human Life2
Embodying Affective Intra-Actions Online: Enacting Posthuman Methods in Virtual Spaces2
What Is It Like to Experience the Other in an Online Interview? Using Phenomenology to Explore the Online Encounter of the Other2
Embracing Vulnerability: The Critical Practice of Reflexivity as a Non-Pacific Researcher Using Indigenous Methodologies2
Multi-Method Qualitative Text and Discourse Analysis: A Methodological Framework2
Touching Text: Feeling My Way Through Research-Creation2
Not So Fast: Research Without Using FXrbXddXn Data2
Yarning Up Relations: Enacting a Relational Ethics in Cross-Cultural Research-Based Theater2
Relational Ethics Through the Flesh: Considerations for an Anti-Colonial Future in Art Education2
Owning the Lies2
Feminist Collective Interpretation: Interpretation as Analysis2
Songspirals Bring Country Into Existence: Singing More-Than-Human and Relational Creativity2
Reading Facebook After Norman K. Denzin’s Passing2
Writing Through Pain: Ars Spirituality, the Black Atlantic, and the Paradox of Diasporic Belongingness2
For Norman (and me)2
A Love Letter to Women, Femme, and Nonbinary Critical Scholars of Color: Theorizing the Four I’s of Love in SiSTARhood2
“Connection With the Creator So Our Spirits Can Stay Alive”: A Community-Based Participatory Study With the Métis Nation of Alberta (MNA)—Region 32
Becoming Ecological: The Contribution of Collaborative a/r/tography to Generalist Primary Teachers’ Agency in Arts Education2
Spiderly Sympoiesis: Tensegral Tentacularity and Speculative Clews1
Communal Conversations: Black Women World-Making Through Mentorship1
Producing Participants: Trustworthiness as Convenient Fiction1
Ambulant Methods and Rebel Becomings: Reanimating Language in Post-Qualitative Inquiry1
Hope for the Twin Cities: Poetic Reflections Amid Systemic Racism1
I Dream of Norman1
Relational and Aesthetic Accountability: Considerations of a Research-Based Playwright1
The Graphic and the Grotesque: Doing History With Your Dad’s Violent, Funny (and Possibly Racist) Comic Strips1
Pursuing, Practicing, and Portraying Qualitative Research: An Interview With Norman K. Denzin1
Being Flamingos and Trees: Marginalized Groups Respond to Landscapes Using Inclusive Multimodal Literacies and Arts1
Footprints After the Research Act1
The Archived Child: Strategies for Amplifying Children’s Contributions to History1
40 Years of Qualitative Feminist Interviewing: Conceptual Moments and Cultivating Ecosystems of Care1
Inquiring Artlessly: Encounter(ing)s With Monstrous Materialities From/Through the Threshold1
Looking Back With Logos the Cat: Unsettling the Gaze in Multispecies Research1
Border Rioting and Crossings Between Disciplines and Professions, Countries and Cultures, Science and Society: An Assemblage of Autoethnographic Stories From the High North1
Traumatic Memories as Sites of Qualitative Inquiry and Healing: Testimonios of Patriarchal and Racial Violence1
Writing About Dance: Representations of Strength in the Struggle for Social Justice1
“Publish?” “Perish . . . Oh No” An Ethological Interrogation of Sense-Making and Resistance in Word Association as Inquiry1
Merging Eco-Literacy, Visual Poetry, and Arts-Informed Practices: A Curriculum of Eco-Justice Education1
Complicit in the Catastrophe: Practical Progress With Deleuze and Guattari1
Rewriting Social Science: The Literary Turn in Qualitative Research1
“Norman as Academic Shane1
A Novel Methodology for Engaging Complex Therapeutic Landscapes and Health Care Performances: “Theatricality”1
Remembering Norm1
“The University Is Made for Those Who Can Climb the Stairs”: Dialoguing With Counterstories in Higher Education1
Infinite Essence: Black Methodology, Artful Inquiry, and the Possibilities of Black Aesthetics1
The Qualitative Historical Origins of Mad Studies in Word and Deed, 1436–19141
Ethical Principles, Social Harm and the Economic Relations of Research: Negotiating Ethics Committee Requirements and Community Expectations in Ethnographic Research in Rural Malawi1
“Complicated” Grief1
Scenes From Masked and Anonymousi1
Reintegration as Border Pedagogy: A Female Text1
“You Think You’re Going to Get Better”: A Creative-Relational Inquiry Into Long Covid and Physical Activity1
The Sound of Social Studies Job Searches: The Possibilities of Posthuman Listening1
Methodology in Motion: Reflections on Using Appnography for the Study of Dating Apps1
Becoming Trustworthy in Ethically Engaged, Relational Feminist Inquiry1
Decolonizing Methodologies Through Dialogue: A Relational Literature Review on Urban Indigenous Health1
Cover Letter1
Intersectionality Pedagogy: Centering Black Women’s Knowledges, Voices, and Lives in Teaching and Learning1
Social Dreaming: Fabulating Ecologies1
Co-Presence and Contingency: Comics as a Methodological Innovation in Researching Automated Futures1
In the Depths: Synergies Between the Doctoral Experience and Life in Hong Kong1
“I Write With Intent”: Writing as a Black Feminist Research Method and Route to Intimacy1
Multiverse, Feminist Materialist Relational Time, and Multiple Future(s): (Re)configuring Possibilities for Qualitative Inquiry1
Conducting Case Study Research to Address the Continued Crises: A Process of Learning to Employ Decolonial Perspectives to Produce a Flourishing Academic Lifeworld1
An Upwell Near Father’s Day and Some Thoughts on Embodied Reflexivity1
Making the Just: Critical Inquiry for Different Publics1
“Such a Queer Thing”: A Love Poem for Queer and Trans Young Adults1
Glasses You Put On1
On Good, Human, Autoethnographic Writing1
Things That Tell: An Object-Centered Methodology for Restorying Women’s Longing and Belonging1
Country Calls: A Creative Practice of Deep Time Walking in Darug Country1
Emergence: (Un)Common Intervention1
Denzin’s Lighthouse1
Research-Based Theater in the Pediatric Oncology Setting: Balancing Ethical Tensions1
Two Truths and a Lie: An Ethnodramatic Exploration of Resistance and Relationships Between Women in Our Current Political and Social Climate1
Undefining Childhood: A Time–Space Ethnography of the Enduring Child1
Salsa Rhythms and Soul Connections1
Studying and Imagining Mattering With Black Boys: Mutual Self-Discoveries for Collective Healing and Liberation1
Intersectionality Meets Infrastructure: Recruitment Matrices and Identity Overflow in Just Research1
When Two Worlds Collide: Creatively Reassessing the Concept of a House Beyond the Human1
On How I Got Through COVID-19 Lockdown: An Autoethnographic Approach to Resilience in Disability1
Thinking Beyond Victim and Perpetrator in the Sociology of the Exilic Intellectual: Conflict, Memory, and Wound1
Iktomi Methodology1
Reimagining the Politics of Belonging Through Counterstorytelling: A Decolonial Praxis of Refusal and Desire1
“Trajectories Matter”: Affect, Neuroqueerness, and Music Research-Creation in an Early Childhood Classroom1
Chasing Charms as Concept1
Image Technologies and Visual Methodologies: Reflections, Experimentations, and Future Redirections1
Deploying the Line to Study Young Adults’ Material-Discursive Identity Work and Its Slippery-Sticky Attachments to Developmentalism: A Diffractive Analysis1
Slow News From Nowhere and Other Utopias?1
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