Positionality
Published in The Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of Gender and Sexuality Studies • Apr 21, 2016
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Authors:
Dongxiao Qin
Abstract
Positionality is the practice of a researcher delineating his or her own position in relation to the study, with the implication that this position may influence aspect of the study, such as the data collected or the way in which it is interpreted. This entry discusses the concept of positionality a...
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