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Researching Women's Lives From A Feminist Perspective

Mary Maynard & June Purvis

Routledge (2013)

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Poststructuralism and nursing: uncomfortable bedfellows?Becky Francis - 2000 - Nursing Inquiry 7 (1):20-28.details Poststructuralism and nursing: uncomfortable bedfellows? The benefits and limitations of the application of poststructuralist in nursing research are discussed. The debate concerning the use of poststructuralist theory in feminist research is drawn on to argue a divergence between a deconstructionist poststructuralism and nursing aims. It is argued that there are strong parallels between nursing and social movements such as feminism. The reasons why many feminist and nursing researchers have been attracted to poststructuralist theory are explored, as are the criticisms of (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 3 citations
The “ladies of the club” and Caroline Bartlett Crane: Affiliation and alienation in progressive social reform.Linda J. Rynbrandt - 1997 - Gender and Society 11 (2):200-214.details This article focuses on social reformer Caroline Bartlett Crane and her association with club women for municipal reform during the Progressive Era. Using archival material, the author examines the actual process of Progressive social reform in which Crane used social networks, sociology, and Social Gospel ideals to achieve positive social change. The author also addresses recent critiques of Progressive women reformers regarding their motivations, accomplishments, and their ultimate legacy in Progressive Era social change. Download Export citation Bookmark
Insider Perspectives or Stealing the Words out of Women's Mouths: Interpretation in the Research Process.Diane Reay - 1996 - Feminist Review 53 (1):57-73.details This article examines the ways in which social class differences between the researcher and female respondents affect data analysis. I elaborate the ways in which my class background, just as much as my gender, affects all stages of the research process from theoretical starting points to conclusions. The influences of reflexivity, power and ‘truth’ on the interpretative process are developed by drawing on fieldnotes and interviews from an ethnographic study of women's involvement in their children's primary schooling. Complexities of social (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 4 citations
East African Hydropatriarchies : An analysis of changing waterscapes in smallholder irrigation farming.Martina Angela Caretta - unknowndetails This thesis examines the local waterscapes of two smallholder irrigation farming systems in the dry lands of East African in a context of socio-ecological changes. It focuses on three aspects: institutional arrangements, gender relations and landscape investments. This thesis is based on a reflexive analysis of cross-cultural, cross-language research, particularly focusing on the role of field assistants and interpreters, and on member checking as a method to ensure validity. Flexible irrigation infrastructure in Sibou, Kenya, and Engaruka, Tanzania, allow farmers to (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 1 citation
Growing Up Married : representing forced marriage on screen.Eylem Atakav - 2019 - Critical Discourse Studies 17 (2):229-241.details ABSTRACTAccording to the UNICEF report entitled ‘Ending Child Marriage: Progress and Prospects’, there are 700 million women who were married as children, and 280 million girls are at risk of becoming child brides. In Turkey, according to the reports written by feminist organisations 1 in 3 marriages there is a child. These figures are alarming and signal the need for further and urgent research in the field. In 2016 I made my first ever film entitled Growing Up Married. The film (...) Download Export citation Bookmark

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