Research with individuals labeled 'other': reflections on the research process

Using the emancipatory research paradigm as a conceptual framework, this autoethnography reflects upon participant and researcher relationships within a larger qualitative research study that involved participants labeled 'other'. Issues relating to fear of the 'other', building...

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Published in:Disability & society 2011-05, Vol.26 (3), p.293-305
Main Author: Petersen, Amy J.
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African Americans
autoethnography
Disabilities
emancipatory research
Empowerment
Ethnography
Females
Higher Education
inclusive research
intersectionality
Interviews
Qualitative Research
Reflection
Research and Development
Research Methodology
Research Subjects
Researcher Subject Relations
Theory Practice Relationship
Young Adults
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Reflection
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