Jayne Osgood

Jayne Osgood

Middlesex University

H-index: 26

Europe-United Kingdom

About Jayne Osgood

Jayne Osgood, With an exceptional h-index of 26 and a recent h-index of 20 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Middlesex University, specializes in the field of early years, childhood, gender, feminism, post humanism.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Unlikely Qualities of Writing Qualitatively: Porous Stories of Thresholds, In-Betweeness and the Everyday

‘This thing that we do’: in pursuit of hope-full renewals through hydrofeminist scholarly praxis

Nest/ing: an emergent (un) methodology for becoming otherwise

How gender comes to matter: tracing matter, space, place, time and affect in early childhood research

Arboreal methodologies: The promise of getting lost (with feminist new materialism and Indigenous ontologies) for social studies

Postdevelopmental Approaches to Childhood Research Observation

Arboreal methodologies: Getting lost to explore the potential of the non-innocence of nature

Down on the ground: The material memoir of the posthuman childhood researcher

Jayne Osgood Information

University

Position

Professor of Education

Citations(all)

3546

Citations(since 2020)

1752

Cited By

2583

hIndex(all)

26

hIndex(since 2020)

20

i10Index(all)

48

i10Index(since 2020)

37

Email

University Profile Page

Middlesex University

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Jayne Osgood Skills & Research Interests

early years

childhood

gender

feminism

post humanism

Top articles of Jayne Osgood

Title

Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

Unlikely Qualities of Writing Qualitatively: Porous Stories of Thresholds, In-Betweeness and the Everyday

International Review of Qualitative Research

Jayne Osgood

Abigail Hackett

2024/3/27

‘This thing that we do’: in pursuit of hope-full renewals through hydrofeminist scholarly praxis

Gender and Education

Jayne Osgood

Viv Bozalek

2024/3/16

Nest/ing: an emergent (un) methodology for becoming otherwise

Review of Education, Pedagogy, and Cultural Studies

Jayne Osgood

Claire Walsh

2024/1/29

How gender comes to matter: tracing matter, space, place, time and affect in early childhood research

J Osgood

S Mohandas

2024/9/30

Arboreal methodologies: The promise of getting lost (with feminist new materialism and Indigenous ontologies) for social studies

J Osgood

S Axelsson

2023/5/26

Postdevelopmental Approaches to Childhood Research Observation

Jayne Osgood

2023

Arboreal methodologies: Getting lost to explore the potential of the non-innocence of nature

Occasional Paper Series

Jayne Osgood

Suzanne Axelsson

Tamsin Cavaliero Dr

Máire Hanniffy Dr

Susan McDonnell Dr

2023

Down on the ground: The material memoir of the posthuman childhood researcher

Postdevelopmental Approaches to Childhood Research Observation. London: Bloomsbury

Jayne Osgood

2023

Adventures requiring care and recklessness: A playful archive

Jayne Osgood

2023

Feminist new materialist approaches to childhood studies

Oxford Bibliographies

Sid Mohandas

Jayne Osgood

2023/9/12

mesh/work im/possibilities and inbetweening

Visual Arts Research

Brooke Anne Hofsess

Jayne Osgood

2022

The spectacle of ‘tantruming toddler’: Reconfiguring child/hood (s) of the Capitalocene

Jayne Osgood

Janice Kroeger

Julia Persky

2022/9

The early childhood educator: Critical conversations in feminist theory

Rachel Langford

Jayne Osgood

Brooke Richardson

Veronica Pacini-Ketchabaw

2022/11/17

‘That’s enough!’(But it wasn’t): The generative possibilities of attuning to what else a tantrum can do

Global Studies of Childhood

Jayne Osgood

Victoria de Rijke

2022/9

Portal-time and wanderlines: What does virusing-with make possible in childhood research?

Reconceptualizing Educational Research Methodology

Jayne Osgood

Camilla Eline Andersen

Ann Merete Otterstad

2022/11/17

CODA: Seismic knots of (un) knowing “toddler”(s)

Global Studies of Childhood

Janice Kroeger

Julia Persky

Jayne Osgood

2022/9

Toxic times for feminist academic freedom?

Carol A Taylor

Susanne Gannon

Kathryn Scantlebury

Jayne Osgood

2022/11/15

Crafting granular stories with child-like embodied, affective and sensory encounters that attune to the world’s differential becoming

Australian Journal of Environmental Education

Jayne Osgood

Nina Odegard

2022/9

Risking erasure? Posthumanist research practices and figurations of (the) child

Karin Murris

Jayne Osgood

2022/9

From Multispecies Tangles and Anthropocene Muddles: What can Lichen Teach Us about Precarity and Indeterminacy in Early Childhood?

Jayne Osgood

2022/3/5

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