Altered inquiry: Discovering arts-based research through an altered book

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I present altered book making and poetry as a process of imaginative inquiry into arts-based research. Through a personal narrative and a consideration of the literature on arts-based research, I reconstruct the artistic inquiry that traces my learning journey. Current issues in arts-based research are sketched through words and mixed media artwork, including issues of terminology, philosophy, ethics, and purpose in arts-based research practice. The beginnings of a transformation-through-the-arts paradigm, powered by an aesthetic epistemology, are referenced as part of a multimedia learning journey. As a strategy for pedagogical inquiry, the altered book construction and narrative writing served to express some of the transformative learning, beauty, energy, and complexities related to this topic. © 2013 Chilton.

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Chilton, G. (2013). Altered inquiry: Discovering arts-based research through an altered book. International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 12(1), 457–477. https://doi.org/10.1177/160940691301200123

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