Badanie jako praktyka solidarności? O feministycznym procesie badawczym z Syryjkami z doświadczeniem uchodźstwa w Libanie
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https://doi.org/10.18778/1733-8069.20.4.08Słowa kluczowe:
badania feministyczne, badania aktywistyczne, uchodźczynie, Syryjki, oddolna samoorganizacjaAbstrakt
Artykuł jest wynikiem refleksji metodologicznej nad prowadzeniem badań z kobietami z doświadczeniem uchodźstwa, na przykładzie ponad pięcioletniej etnografii zrealizowanej z Syryjkami w Libanie na bazie podejścia feministycznego i aktywistycznego. Jego celem jest próba odpowiedzi na pytanie, czy i w jaki sposób badanie socjologiczne może być elementem obserwowanej zmiany i praktyką solidarności. Autorka osadza refleksję w inspiracjach teoretycznych i trwających debatach dotyczących partycypacyjnego podejścia do działania i prowadzenia badań z osobami do tej pory marginalizowanymi, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem kobiet z Globalnego Południa i uchodźczyń, które zainspirowały wybór tematu, ale też nakierowały na określone metodologiczne ścieżki. Analizując elementy procesu badawczego, autorka przygląda się mu jako praktyce solidarności (na podstawie typologii zaproponowanej przez Louise Lamphere) i omawia dylematy towarzyszące tego typu zaangażowaniu i realizacji feministyczny badań aktywistycznych.
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