Qualitative Research: An Introduction to Methods and Designs
by STEPHEN D. LAPAN, MARYLYNN T. QUARTAROLI, FRANCES JULIA RIEMER
Summary
Arts-based research is an exciting methodology and way of constructing knowledge about social phenomena. Accomplished works of arts-based research commonly possess several characteristics. These include but are not limited to the following, as further elaborated on in the work of Barone and Eisner (2006, 2011). The work of arts-based research must possess a potential for illumination. This is a capacity to reveal what has not been previously noticed in a set of social phenomena. Otherwise the work is redundant insofar as it rehashes the merely familiar, or the prevailing wisdom, concerning social issues, events, or topics. The work should have a potential for generativity. This is the capacity of the work to promote a disequilibrium in ...
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