Kristina D.Cvetich
Ackerly,
B. (2008) Feminist Methodological Reflection. In A. Klots and D. Praksh (eds.)
Qualitative Methods in International Relations: A pluralist guide. New York:
Palgrave. Pp. 28-42.
Feminist research is not solely for women or feminists, it
is a method in which the researcher partakes in reflection at all stages and
seeks to reveal the silence of the marginalized and unveiling unseen
experiences. Practical and ethical dilemmas must be taken into consideration.
Reflection at all stages does not only mean reflection of the research on is
doing, it means reflection in ones role in this research and the role of this
research within the academic and social field.
The concept of reflection at all stages is particularly relevant
in terms of academic research. One must understand the data collected and their
influence on this data in order to have truly academic work.
The concept of doing research to share voices and uncover
issues that are usually not talked about is something that is relevant to the
development to my thesis and goals of research in general.
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