Getting Personal¶
England, K. V. L. (1994). Getting Personal: Reflexivity, Positionality, and Feminist Research. The Professional Geographer, 80-89.
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- Vantage-Induced Omission
- Ethnographic positionality — a fieldworker's gender, language, sponsor relationships, and class-coding — determines which scenes open up and which are unreachable.
This sourceEthnographic positionality — the fieldworker's social position — determines which scenes open up and which are unreachable.
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England says a researcher's gender, age, race and sexual identity may inhibit or enable fieldwork insights, but does not list language or sponsor relations or say they determine which scenes are reachable.
“all of which may inhibit or enable certain research method insights in the field”
- Ethnographic positionality — a fieldworker's gender, language, sponsor relationships, and class-coding — determines which scenes open up and which are unreachable.
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