Writing 'Practice' /Practising/ 'Writing' (in the doctoral research context)

Melrose, Susan and Sachsenmaier, Stefanie ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5485-0607 (2019) Writing 'Practice' /Practising/ 'Writing' (in the doctoral research context). In: Researching (in/as) Motion: A Resource Collection - Artistic Doctorates in Europe. Midgelow, Vida L. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0232-2209, Bacon, Jane, Hilton, Rebecca and Kramer, Paula, eds. Theatre Academy, University of the Arts Helsinki, Helsinki. ISBN 9789523530126. [Book Section] (Published online first)

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Abstract

In this paper we outline some of the issues involved in the ‘practice research’ context and make a few suggestions as to ways to tackle these in a Practice-as-Research (PaR) undertaking. We begin by writing about the ‘problem with writing’ for all researchers whose primary interest lies in creative processes, and about the question of research metapractices. We then focus on those ‘mixed-mode’1 research metapractices and how they might be addressed in the combined PaR submission. Our interim conclusion is that research writing is best produced dialogically, with the ongoing input of other research/ researchers and creative searchers and makers.

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