Gender Studies Seminar Series in Methodologies
Gender Studies Seminar Series in Methodologies is a series of webinars hosted by the Department of Gender Studies during the spring 2021.
During these seminars we invite scholars who, in different ways, discuss some key issues of feminist methodologies. Among these issues are: research politics and ethics, significance and forms of the engaged scholarship in our times and resulting methodological dilemmas as well as methods of analysis with a special focus on narratives. The series also offers an opportunity to bring to the fore some ongoing methodological discussions that the researchers at the department engage in.
27 Januari | 13:00-15:00 | Zoom
The Politics and Ethics of Representation in Qualitative Research: Addressing Moments of Discomfort
Critical Methodologies Collective
Researching Otherwise? Autoethnographic Notes on the 2013 Stockholm Riots
Paulina de los Reyes & Markus Lundström, Stockholms universitet
Transforming narratives in shifting times
Ann Phoenix, University College London
Ethics in practice: tensions between prospective and emergent research ethics
Sara Eldén, Sociologiska institutionen, Lunds universitet
Recommended readings and other resources
Critical Methodologies Collective
Information on the book can be found on Routledge. The book will be published in July. It will be available in Open Access.
Presentation from the seminar.
Paulina de los Reyes & Markus Lundström
Paulina de los Reyes & Markus Lundström’s article on this topic.
Ann Phoenix
- Goodwin, J., O'Connor, H., Phoenix, A., & Edwards, R. (2017). Working with paradata, marginalia and fieldnotes: The centrality of by-products of social research.
- Phoenix, A., Brannen, J., Elliott, M. H., Smithson, J., Morris, P., Smart, C., . . . Bauer, E. (2016). Group Analysis in Practice: Narrative Approaches. Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung / Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 17 (2), 9.
- Ann Phoenix (2014) Reframing relevance: narratives of temporality and methodological turning points in research on families and gender, International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 17:2, 105-119.
- Phoenix, A. (2008). Analysing narrative contexts. In Andrews, M., Squire, C., & Tamboukou, M. (Eds.), Doing narrative research (pp. 65-77). SAGE Publications, Ltd.
Sara Eldén