Alec Grant, PhD, is Visiting Professor in the Department of Psychology and Education, Faculty of Professional Studies, University of Bolton, UK.

1. The Philosophical Autoethnographer 2. Suffering Happiness: On Autoethnography's Ethical Calling 3. Do I Love Dick? An Epistolary Address to Autotheory's Transitional Aesthetic Objects 4. The Developing Feminist, Philosophical Body: An Autoethnography of the Studious, Researching, Working, and Retiring Lesbian Body 5. Which Way is Up? A Philosophical Autoethnography of Trying to Stand in a "Crooked Room" 6. Thinking-With: Paul Ricoeur Becomes Part of Mark Freeman 7. In Search of My Narrative Character: A Philosophical Autoethnography 8. An Autoethnographic Examination of Organizational Sensemaking 9. A Liminal Awakening 10. The Personal Evolution of a Critical BlackGirl Feminist Identity: A Philosophical Autoethnographic Journey 11. Talking With Others: Autoethnography, Existential Phenomenology, and Dialogic Being 12. Our Bodies Know Ableism: An Existential Phenomenological Approach to Storytelling through Disabled Bodies 13. Assimilation and difference: A Mori story 14. Concluding Thoughts: Selves, Cultures, Limitations, Futures