, lost amidst a distorted self-centred male narrative, but on her exploration of patriarchy and the production of a feminist epistemology derived from a dialogue between her novel and her philosophical writings. The Sea, The Sea The novel opens when
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Romantic Love, Gender Imbalance and Feminist Readings in Iris Murdoch's The Sea, The Sea
Macarena García-Avello
Girls in the World
Digital Storytelling as a Feminist Public Health Approach
Aline C. Gubrium and Gloria T. Difulvio
Strategies designed to address community health needs, and those of disadvantaged girls in particular, are more likely to be successful in supporting health and wellbeing if a humanistic perspective is taken. A humanistic health perspective should consider broader participant concerns, including those that are socially informed. A feminist perspective on knowledge production and a corresponding narrative approach—digital storytelling—has the potential for doing so in the field of community health and in social research efforts. We begin by reviewing a feminist perspective on knowledge development and present digital storytelling as an approach undergirded by this perspective. We then present examples of two digital stories produced by adolescent girls during a pilot community-based participatory project called A Girl in the World which focused on what it actually means to be girls in the world, and conclude that digital storytelling has the potential to provide a more holistic research platform for investigating girls' health.
In Girlhood Studies
- Published (Print):
- 01 Dec 2011
- Article Type:
- Research Article
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- 28–46 (19 total)
Editorial
Graham Holderness
by her gender results in a feminist critique which is not based on the recovery of a female voice, but on the exploration of patriarchy within the novel and the production of a feminist epistemology derived from a dialogue between Murdoch's fiction
Way to Go
The Significance of Place for Girls and Girlhood Studies
Eva Hoffmann
openings for how girls and girlhood are conceived” (38). Intriguingly, in the video, landscape is conceptualized as “an active actor in the creation of girlhoods” (43). Practices of self-reflexivity are also fundamental to feminist epistemologies, as
Who Is Afraid of Feminist Thought?
In Memoriam: Hana Havelková (18 September 1949–31 October 2020)
Veřa Sokolová and Libora Oates-Indruchová
from FHS UK in 2018. During her more than twenty years at FHS UK, Hana formulated many original and complex arguments about feminist political philosophy, gender theory of culture and society, feminist epistemology, women in science, and the
The health of migrants as a global peace and security agenda
Dudziro Nhengu
gender, migration, and health revolves around notions of hegemony, feminist epistemology, feminization of migration, and transformative constitutionalism. The concept of hegemony contributes significantly to understanding power in relationships between
In Regions and Cohesion
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- 01 Jun 2020
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Method-ological Mapping of Girlhood Studies
The Academic Landscapes of Girlhood
Halle Singh
and its relation to methodology and methods at large. Research using a feminist epistemology has, historically, necessitated an examination of how epistemology, methodology, and methods are interrelated ( Sprague 2016 ) through the study of how
Introduction
Jonathan A. Allan, Chris Haywood, and Frank G. Karioris
understood as a gendering process? Feminist epistemology has enabled us to think carefully about how knowledge is constructed and the implicit (and explicit) bias embedded in how knowledge is constructed and represented. There is something rational, objective
In Journal of Bodies, Sexualities, and Masculinities
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- 01 Sep 2021
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- Introduction
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Anti-Racism and Existential Philosophy
An interview with Kathryn Sophia Belle
Kathryn Sophia Belle and Edward O'Byrn
own agency for self-definition to make the case for a distinct Black feminist epistemology. Collins explains, “Black women's work and family experiences create the conditions whereby the contradictions between everyday experiences and the controlling
In Sartre Studies International
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- 01 Dec 2021
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- 1–9 (9 total)
crushed little stars
A Praxis-in-Process of Black Girlhood
Jordan Ealey
Celeste as complex knowing subjects. Both their joys and their pains are significant sites for Black feminist epistemology. Alongside joy and celebration, as many scholars of Black girlhood have pointed out, there is also an intense recognition that
In Girlhood Studies
- Published (Print):
- 01 Jun 2021
- Article Type:
- Research Article
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- 16–28 (13 total)