Mathemagenic

And while I was searching for the right link for "It's just a matter of common sense”: Ethnography as invisible work by Diana Forsythe to add to my story I came across A web on the wind: The structure of invisible work by Bonnie Nardi and Yrjö Engeström, which is an editorial for the "invisible work" issue of Computer-Supported Cooperative Work.

Wonder how I could miss it - with all my interests in invisible work?

More to read :)

Yesterday I wrote a story. It's a blend of reflections on my PhD methodology, reading notes and narcissi in the sun.

It was inspired by reading a chapter in the handbook of qualitative research:  Auto-ethnography, personal narrative, reflexivity: Researcher as subject by Carolyn Ellis and Arthur Bochner.

Reading it, day before yesteday, was a special journey and emotional experience, and somehow I had a need to write about it.

Continue to the story: Two papers, me in between