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Marta

Marta Kolankiewicz

Senior lecturer

Marta

Introduction

Author

  • Pankhuri Agarwal
  • Pouran Djampour
  • Eda Hatice Farsakoglu
  • Marta Kolankiewicz
  • Tove Lundberg
  • Vanna Nordling
  • Katrine Scott
  • Johanna Sixtensson
  • Emma Söderman

Editor

  • The Critical Methodologies Collective

Summary, in English

This chapter introduces the volume by presenting the questions of politics and ethics of representation in qualitative research. It also shows how these are approached in the following chapters through analyses of moments of discomfort in our research practice. We situate our work in critical, feminist and engaged scholarship and discuss how creating representation in qualitative research is linked to the issues of accountability and solidarity. The introduction then offers an overview of the chapters, showing how different representational practices, both in the field and in writing, open up for important ethical and political dilemmas.

Department/s

  • Sociology
  • Department of Gender Studies
  • Department of Psychology
  • School of Social Work

Publishing year

2021

Language

English

Publication/Series

The Politics and Ethics of Representation in Qualitative Research : Addressing Moments of Discomfort

Document type

Book chapter

Publisher

Routledge

Topic

  • Gender Studies

Status

Published