Positionality in the linguistic identity is about acknowledging that the vantage point varies with regard to what is being observed. There is a... Learn more about this topic: Linguistic Diversity | Definition,
doi:10.1007/978-3-319-89396-9_11In this chapter, I explore the possible contribution that ethnography can make to public health research within prison contexts. Prison ethnography literature raises questions relating to the extent...Matthew MaycockScottish Prison Service...
Positionality in cultural anthropology is the awareness of the anthropologist's position, such as power or perspective, compared to the individuals in...Become a member and unlock all Study Answers Start today. Try it now Create an account Ask a question Our experts can answer your tough ...
While academic obfuscation holds true and marks a particular privilege and hierarchy within the LGBTQIA+ community, it is also important to acknowledge the value of these interventions, which have produced space for queerness' emergence as positionality. Nevertheless, in our work with queer communities...
4.1Positionality statement Since this article focuses on reflection, we start by reflecting on our own backgrounds and perspectives in this study [68]. Author 1 is a HCI researcher with an ongoing interest in personal informatics and sleep-tracking. As founder and organiser of a local Quantified ...
which means students develop their capabilities to navigate interdisciplinarity through interacting with the structures, for example, the curriculum design. We also recognise that agency is ‘socio-structurally and relationally conditioned’ (Klemenčič2023, 33), implying that it is a result of studen...
2.4. Positionality and Reflexivity Breault recommends those undertaking duoethnography clearly articulate their different positionalities [20]. Jowsey et al. explain that “positionality is a person’s position in society and/or their stance towards someone or something” [35]. Reflexivity is the act...
To recognise the individual perspectives and lived experiences of app users in the context of existing social structures, we take a feminist social constructionist approach (Berger & Luckmann, 1967; Gergen, 2001). In using this approach, we continuously reflect on our own positionality as cis fema...
trans-affirming primary care is not always experienced as affirming Participants described feeling like trans-affirming primary care clinics, although well-intentioned, were sometimes not actually trans-affirming. For example, integrated settings often had trans-affirming medical providers, but lacked trans...
Such matters go to the heart of continuing conceptual, political, and legal debates among Jews and non-Jews over definitions of antisemitism and whether it is a form of racism (Gidley, McGeever, and Feldman2020; Hirsh2018; Waxman, Schraub, and Hosein2021), alongside concerns about rising lev...