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Remembering Sue: Last Writes

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posted on 2024-07-08, 01:44 authored by Alys MendusAlys Mendus, Davina Kirkpatrick, Carol Laidler, Jane Speedy, Melissa Dunlop, Mike Gallant, Artemi Sakellariadis, Jonathan Wyatt, Tessa Wyatt
We are members of CANI-Net.1 Sue Porter was pivotal in our efforts to create and sustain the necessary, loosely fashioned spaces to inquire artfully and collaboratively into our fragile existence on this shared and damaged planet. Then suddenly she died. We were grief-stricken. There was a pause. We reconvened, to honor Sue through the ways of working we had accumulated between us over the past decade. We offer you this glimpse into our collaborative mourning for Sue and her ways of sustaining us (including her delight in the company of rolling hills, crows, cormorants, frilly knickers, and red dogs). We talked together. We wrote together. We ate together. We drank together. We made art together. We laughed a lot. We cried. We were altered by the possibilities of collective mourning—finding new ways to carry on being together. We remembered Sue.

History

Journal

Qualitative Inquiry

Volume

28

Pagination

917-930

Location

London, Eng.

Open access

  • No

ISSN

1077-8004

eISSN

1552-7565

Language

eng

Publication classification

C1.1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Issue

8-9

Publisher

SAGE Publications

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