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Research with Queers, Peers and ‘Elites’: A Queer/Feminist Approach to Participant Demographics
Sherlock, Leslie
Gender Identity and Research Relationships, 2016, Vol.14, p.191-210
Bingley: Emerald Group Publishing Limited
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Título:
Research with Queers, Peers and ‘Elites’: A Queer/Feminist Approach to Participant Demographics
Autor:
Sherlock, Leslie
Assuntos:
Data collection
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Demography
;
Elites
;
Feminism
;
Feminist theory
;
Feminists
;
Friendship
;
Gay and lesbian studies
;
Gender identity
;
Interpersonal relations
;
Methodological approaches
;
Peers
;
Qualitative Research
;
Research Methods
;
Sex education
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Sexual orientation
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Sexuality
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Gender Identity and Research Relationships, 2016, Vol.14, p.191-210
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Abstract Purpose To reflects upon gender, research relationships and ‘elite’ participants and highlight how traditional use of labels for gender identity and sexual orientation, as well as other aspects of identity, often serve to restrict a fuller picture as well as some more fluid queer realities. Methodology/approach This chapter uses queer and feminist theories to explore the relationships when the researcher and participants belong to a shared peer group of sex education professionals. It examines the choice to avoid pronoun usage or collection of demographic data, gendered or otherwise, and reflexively contemplates the impact and practicalities of friendship relationships within the research context. Findings I suggest that tensions often exist between feminist and queer methodologies and this chapter offers reflections for navigating and reconciling these tensions, opening up new possibilities for respectful and nuanced participant representation within research findings. Originality/value This chapter serves to further develop what it might mean to have a queer and feminist methodological approach to research, and specifically explores the application of such a framework when considering practices of collecting participant demographic data, classifying participants as ‘elites’ and reflecting upon friendships with participants.
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Bingley: Emerald Group Publishing Limited
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