Research design in total institutions: problems, pitfalls, and possible solutions

Lundström, Francesca

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“…Acknowledging the methodological and analytical strengths of analyzing hostile research encounters is also important in understanding how certain bodies are differentiated socially. Such an approach liberates the richness of the methodological challenges female researchers face and outlines examples of less overt, symbolic forms of violence (Lawthom, 1997;Lundstro ¨m, 1987). Symbolic violence is characterized as power that is "exercised upon a social agent with his or her complicity" (Bourdieu & Wacquant, 1992, p. 167).…”

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Methodological Awareness in Feminist Research: Reclaiming Experiences of Hostility in Workplace Studies

Perrott

2019

International Journal of Qualitative Methods

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This article extends contemporary debates on gender, sexuality, and power by exploring how power relations play out through the researcher-researched relationship in male-dominated workplaces. Drawing on short-term ethnography, this article discusses the utility of analyzing the researcher's embodied field in feminist research and advances our knowledge of body politics through the exploration of workplace performances. Specifically, it draws upon the author's research encounters with 33 men working in an Australian metropolitan fire service. The analysis demonstrates the strengths of using reflexive bodily accounts as forms of data and makes suggestions toward greater methodological awareness around the intersection of masculine authority, heterosexuality, and embodied feminist research.

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Methodological Awareness in Feminist Research: Reclaiming Experiences of Hostility in Workplace Studies

Perrott

2019

International Journal of Qualitative Methods

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Pflegeethik zwischen Freizeit und Eigenzeit: Reflexion zum normativen Stellenwert der betreuungsfreien Zeiten in Einrichtungen der stationären Altenpflege

Roth

2024

Ethik Med

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The Affective Responses of Women Prisoners to Two Discrepant Penal Systems

Lundström

1988

Criminal Justice and Behavior

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This article contrasts a retributive penal system (Irish) with a rehabilitative system (Swedish) vis-à-vis the affective responses of women prisoners to incarceration. Previous studies typically have focused on narrow aspects of affect (e.g., interpersonal relationships) in prison. In contrast, the present study takes a more comprehensive approach in order to measure and compare affect over various aspects of prison life. In the more material aspects of life in prison, significant differences were found between the affective responses of Swedish and Irish women prisoners. Surprisingly, this difference did not extend to the less material aspects of prison life (e.g., interpersonal relationships and emotions). The most surprising finding was that the women from the rehabilitative Swedish system were more fearful of not having a “normal” life after release than were those from the retributive Irish system.

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Research design in total institutions: problems, pitfalls, and possible solutions

Cited by 3 publications

References 22 publications

Methodological Awareness in Feminist Research: Reclaiming Experiences of Hostility in Workplace Studies

Methodological Awareness in Feminist Research: Reclaiming Experiences of Hostility in Workplace Studies

Pflegeethik zwischen Freizeit und Eigenzeit: Reflexion zum normativen Stellenwert der betreuungsfreien Zeiten in Einrichtungen der stationären Altenpflege

The Affective Responses of Women Prisoners to Two Discrepant Penal Systems

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