‘I Write Like a Painter’: Feminine Creation with Arts‐Based Methods in Organizational Research
‘I Write Like a Painter’: Feminine Creation with Arts‐Based Methods in Organizational Research
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“我像画家一样写作”:组织研究中以艺术为基础的女性创作
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2015
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B. Biehl
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Feminine writing and organizational aesthetics are brought together in this paper to sketch a different form of academic production in organizational research that involves arts-based methods (‘feminine creation’). Feminine creation relates to ecriture feminine (Cixous, Irigaray, and Kristeva) and also to peinture feminine (Nancy Spero) and modern choreography (Trisha Brown). Feminine creation responds to the feminist and the aesthetic critique of conventional academic writing and has the potential to challenge its masculine stereotypes of rationality, rigorous method and explicit knowledge production. The paper discusses the practices of poetic writing, painting and dance that are used to present academic research. It includes its own series of ‘peinture feminine’, some of which are contributions by the artist and organizational scholar Schrat. They illustrate my argument in a synedochic aesthetic format and encourage a different, aesthetic way of perceiving academic research and of re-imagining gendered bodies.