Format:
1 Online-Ressource (xvi, 375 pages)
Edition:
Also published in print
ISBN:
9781350222281
Content:
Part One: Knowability.Introduction /Paul Boyce --The Insinuating Body /Cara Judea Alhadeff --Making Sense of Ambiguity: Theory and Method /Eva Cheuk-Yin Li --Can Quantitative Applied Sexual Health Research Be Critical and Feminist? Towards a Critical Social Epidemiology to Support Targeted STI Testing and Contraception in Primary Care /Natalie Edelman --Sex Shop Stories: Shifting Disciplines in Design Research /Fran Carter --Part Two: Creative Methodologies.Introduction /Laura Harvey --Body Mapping, Stories and the Sexual Rights of Older People /Catherine Barrett --Patchworking: Using Creative Methodologies in Sex and Sexualities Research /Catherine Vulliamy --Dirty Talk: On Using Poetry in Pornography Research /P.J. Macleod --The Cover Version: Researching Sexuality through Ventriloquism /E. McGeeney, L. Robinson, R. Thomson and P. Thurschwell --Part Three: Negotiating Research Contexts.Introduction /Yingying Huang --Hesitating at the Door: Youth-led Research on Realising Sexual Rights Informing Organisational Approaches /Vicky Johnson --Sexuality Research 'In Translation': First-time Fieldwork in Brazil /Natalie Day --The Contingency of the Contact: An Interpretive Re-positioning through the Erotic Dynamics in the Field /Alba Barbe i Serra --Sangli Stories: Researching Indian Sex Workers' Intimate Lives /Andrea Cornwall --Part Four: Researcher Bodies, Identities, Experiences.Introduction /Hannah Frith --Rotten Girl on Rotten Girl: Boys' Love 'Research' /Anna Madill --Diary of a Sex Researcher: A Reflexive Look at Conducting Sexuality Research in Residential Aged Care /Katherine Radoslovich --Mum's the Word: Heterosexual Single Mothers Talking (Or Not) About Sex /Charlotte Morris --Sex and the Anthropologist: From BDSM to Sex Education, An Embodied Experience /Nicoletta Landi --Appendix: an interview with Ken Plummer /Charlotte Morris.
Content:
Sexuality is complex and multifaceted domain - encompassing bodily, contextual and subjective experiences that resist ready categorisation. To claim the sexual as a viable research object therefore raises a number of important methodological questions: what is it possible to know about experiences, practices and perceptions of sex and sexualities? What approaches might help or hinder our efforts to probe such experiences? This collection explores the creative, personal and contextual parameters involved in researching sexuality, cutting across disciplinary boundaries and drawing on case studies from a variety of countries and contexts. Combining a wide range of expertise, its contributors address such key areas as pornography, sex work, intersectionality, and LGBT perspectives. The contributors also share their own experiences of researching sexuality within contrasting disciplines, as well as interrogating how the sexual identities of researchers themselves can relate to, and inform, their work. The result is a unique and diverse collection that combines practical insights on field work with novel theoretical reflections
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Additional Edition:
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Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe ISBN 9781786993205
Language:
English
Keywords:
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DOI:
10.5040/9781350222281
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