Reflecting on one's positionality as a researcher is a critical element in qualitative studies. While there are various qualitative studies on the meaning of and the way positionality affects qualitative research practice, this research note examines the phenomenon as it applies to the author's ...
1987). How a researcher is positioned in society by sexual identity, age, social and economic status, gender, ethnicity, education and so on may inhibit or... S Moser 被引量: 32发表: 0年 The association between aggressive and non-aggressive antisocial problems as measured with the Achenbach...
Fieldwork in the social sciences is, by its nature, a messy and complicated process. Human relationships established between researcher and participants must be forged and maintained across social boundaries. Notions of difference, perceived through our bodies as they interact with other bodies, can ...
Introduction The challenges of implementing institutional ethics formalities in the settings of the Global South are often very different from research contexts in the Global North, where issues such as literacy, access, and a sense of equality usually 1 © Farhana Sultana, 2007; journal ...
As Chiseri-Strater puts it: “Ethnographies that omit the methodology of doing fieldwork disappoint me, because this information can reveal what a researcher was positioned to see, to know, and to understand” (123). In other words, what we see — or what we are allowed to see — ...
Painting Pictures of Ourselves: Researcher Subjectivity in the Practice of Feminist Reflexivity In this article, I argue that researchers need to carefully distinguish the concepts of subjectivity and positionality in feminist reflexive practice, as a... R Whitson - 《Professional Geographer》 被引量:...
This chapter explores the construction of female gender enacted in Japanese schools, as linked to the philosophy of the "good wife and wise mother". The contribution of this chapter is in applying critical visual analysis to explore material and visual culture in Japan as a form of cultural cap...
Positionality is the practice of a researcher delineating his or her own position in relation to the study, with the implication that this position may influence aspect of the study, such as the data collected or the way in which it is interpreted. This entry discusses the concept of ...
Researcher positionality has come into focus in a number of fields, as scholars increasingly acknowledge the impact of their lived experiences and identities on all aspects of the research process. In most areas of linguistics, however, researcher positionality remains underdiscussed, even as many...
Fieldwork is often framed as an individualistic rite of passage, wherein the researcher is a neutral observer, thereby obscuring gender, racial and citizenship hierarchies. Feminist scholars have pushed against this assumption, leading to insights on researchers roles in fieldwork relations and ...