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Creative research methods for critical event studies / Edited by Louise Platt, Rebecca Finkel and Briony Sharp.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextLanguage: English Series: Routledge critical event seriesPublication details: New York : Routledge, 2025.Description: 214 Pages ; 11 B/W IllustrationsISBN:
  • 9781032686424
  • 1032686421
  • 9781040268612
  • 1040268617
  • 9781040268575
  • 1040268579
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 394.2 23/eng/20241104
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Contents:
1. Introduction Louise Platt, Rebecca Finkel and Briony Sharp 2. The Epistemology of Art: Critical Event Visual Analysis Sandra Goh and Ian Yeoman 3. Multi-sited Research as a Creative Methodology for Critical Event Studies Zorica Sirocic 4. Throwing Out the Rule Book: A Creative Approach to Researching Events with Integrity Trudie Walters 5. Creatively Navigating Ethical Approval in Festival Research Briony Whitaker and Jenna Pandeli 6. Embrace the Strange: Creativity within Festival Research Kyla Tully 7. Exploring Postcards as an Accessible Creative Method Lauren Bouvier 8. Postcards from the Future: Researching Audiences at Bad Ischl-Salzkammergut, European Capital of Culture 2024 Barbara Grabher 9. Making the Case for the Use of Informal Conversations as a Creative Method at Live Events Leon Davis, Christopher J. Hayes and Alyssa Eve Brown 10. When Horror and Local Stories Meet the Archives: Participatory Events in the North of Ireland Laura Aguiar and Bronagh McAtasney 11. Co-created research or co-created chaos? Handing the research reigns to local communities: Evaluating the social impact of the Tour de Yorkshire Neil Ormerod 12. Action Research in Cross-Cultural Theatre Marketing: A Dual Role as Practitioner and Researcher Fan Wu 13. The Creative is Critical: Critical Creative Methods for Post-Critical Event Studies Rita Grácio and Adalberto Fernandes
Summary: "This timely and innovative book offers an introduction to a range of creative methods, providing both empirical and conceptual guidance. This significant volume offers festival and event researchers and students a different approach to their work that could result in better research, reaching hidden and marginalised groups"--
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1. Introduction

Louise Platt, Rebecca Finkel and Briony Sharp



2. The Epistemology of Art: Critical Event Visual Analysis

Sandra Goh and Ian Yeoman



3. Multi-sited Research as a Creative Methodology for Critical Event Studies

Zorica Sirocic



4. Throwing Out the Rule Book: A Creative Approach to Researching Events with Integrity

Trudie Walters



5. Creatively Navigating Ethical Approval in Festival Research

Briony Whitaker and Jenna Pandeli



6. Embrace the Strange: Creativity within Festival Research

Kyla Tully



7. Exploring Postcards as an Accessible Creative Method

Lauren Bouvier



8. Postcards from the Future: Researching Audiences at Bad Ischl-Salzkammergut, European Capital of Culture 2024

Barbara Grabher



9. Making the Case for the Use of Informal Conversations as a Creative Method at Live Events

Leon Davis, Christopher J. Hayes and Alyssa Eve Brown



10. When Horror and Local Stories Meet the Archives: Participatory Events in the North of Ireland

Laura Aguiar and Bronagh McAtasney



11. Co-created research or co-created chaos? Handing the research reigns to local communities: Evaluating the social impact of the Tour de Yorkshire

Neil Ormerod



12. Action Research in Cross-Cultural Theatre Marketing: A Dual Role as Practitioner and Researcher

Fan Wu



13. The Creative is Critical: Critical Creative Methods for Post-Critical Event Studies

Rita Grácio and Adalberto Fernandes

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"This timely and innovative book offers an introduction to a range of creative methods, providing both empirical and conceptual guidance. This significant volume offers festival and event researchers and students a different approach to their work that could result in better research, reaching hidden and marginalised groups"--