Authors
Patricia Maguire
Publication date
1996/3
Journal
Qualitative Inquiry
Volume
2
Issue
1
Pages
106-118
Publisher
Sage Publications
Description
The article proposes that there cannot be truly emancipatory participatory research or participatory research advocates without explicit incorporation of feminist perspectives. As part of the larger dialogue regarding taking sides through research, the author asks us to consider a more feminist participatory research. The basis of her argument relates to issues of ontological congruency. After defining feminism(s), the article briefly identifies the androcentric and incongruous aspects of participatory research. It con cludes with specific areas for discussion if we are to consider more feminist participatory research.
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