Tracking Back in Thoughts:An Autoethnographic Inquiry to A Karate Player’sExperience in Tasks of Administration

• Main Authors: Tai, Wei-Chieh, 戴暐杰
• Other Authors: Kao, Li-Chuan
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/mf3jty

碩士 === 臺北市立大學 === 運動教育研究所 === 105 === This study used autoethnography to explore the past experience by transforming it into stories related to me, a karate athlete, trying to express the meaning of being in touch with administrative work, and how it influenced my own self. Although the experience of the past was difficult to reproduce completely, I tried to position myself as an audience and dialogue with my stories. The story was run through by “A luxurious tour” and divided into six sections which were “Start on a journey,” “While we walking together,” “Passed by the moon,” “All the way headwind,” “The water reflection,” and “The dark clouds float away.” Besides, “Unique wood can't be forest,” “Accompany,” and “Return from a rewarding journey” these three sections were the review of the trip as well as the impact that shined on me. Finally, the enchanting journey was coming to an end that also the starting point of the next trip. Therefore, the “End point” and the “starting point” were summarized as the full text. This study tried to use storytelling and dialogues throughout the text to replace the complicated theory and stiff typography with the brisk storyline, hoping to make the audience feel my invitation from reading into my life story, and together to overcome the hidden fear and pain in my life to achieve a productive tour.