In this podcast, Raw Reflexivity, the last of a series of 10 podcasts that accompany my textbook Writing and Representing Qualitative Research published by Sage, I explore reflexivity, a core aspect of qualitative research, writing, and representation. While reflexivity is a vital part of the entire research process, it is a difficult construct to explain, let alone represent in research accounts.

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How might we represent this experience—reflexivity—in research accounts?

To support this exploration, in this podcast, I

review researcher reflexivity literature

present contemporary ideas

illustrate how reflexivity has traditionally been addressed in research representations through

the researcher resume stance and

the vulnerable researcher stance and

introduce an idea I have been mulling over—raw reflexivity.