.... This methodological approach was chosen for its capacity to acknowledge individuals as emotionally engaged beings whose experiences are interpreted in relation to their historical and social contexts (Gill, 2015 ; Smith et al., 2009). Together, these studies highlight that emotions not only shape...

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... of what we call visceral imprints or moments that provoke an instinctive response – initially physically and emotionally – often with residual mental and spiritual responses over time. As we discuss below, visceral imprints are characterized by five elements: (1) emotional complexity, (2...

...Yiannis Gabriel Purpose The purpose of this paper is to introduce psychosocial research methodology as a method that makes use of the emotions of researcher and researched and goes well-beyond empathetic understanding. Design/methodology/approach This short piece critically introduces...

... key stages and processes would be found in an emotionally imbued model of whistleblowing. The resultant conceptual framework in Figure 1 tracks the whistle-blower’s emotional journey, and delineates the reflexive processes and modes of anger that influence its outcome. To our knowledge...

... (the experience of a broken and an exceeded promise) and describe how this incident made them feel, how they understood those emotions and how they dealt with them. The questions included, for example; “How did you feel emotionally when this happened? – What emotions did you feel?” […] awful, like...

... and paper reports. The aims were to reduce time spent on verbal reports and to increase the quality of the documented work. Using either form of this paradigm researchers investigate how “people report, reconstruct, or negotiate their emotionalities, as well as on the social contexts that regulate...

... through a “messy text” for better understanding the tacit knowledge and emotionality of dirty work and dirty research. The vignettes, based upon ethnographic fieldwork with US Border Patrol agents, viscerally reveal the embodied emotions of dirty work and doing dirty research. Design/methodology...

...Paul F. Donnelly; Yiannis Gabriel; Banu Özkazanç‐Pan; Helen Kara Purpose This paper aims to explore the scope of fiction writing in academic research as a way of studying “messier” aspects of the process, such as emotion. Design/methodology/approach The author reflects on her “lived experience...