Non-Binary Embodiment, Queer Knowledge Production, and Disrupting the Cisnormative Field: Notes From a Trans Ethnographer

Q1 Social Sciences
B. A. Robinson
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Abstract

In this article, I show how my non-binary embodiment, along with regularly being misgendered, shapes the questions I ask, the research I conduct, the data I can gather, how I understand my research and data, and the knowledge I produce. Through this interrogation of my body in relation to research methods and epistemologies, I illuminate how trans and non-binary scholars disrupt the cisnormative assumptions of ethnographic fieldwork, of sociology, and of academia. These disruptions generate queer forms of knowledge production that center trans and non-binary experiences and perspectives and that move us toward thinking anew about researchers, embodiment, and methods, and their epistemological effects.
非二元体现,酷儿知识生产,扰乱顺规范领域:一位跨性别人种学家的笔记
在这篇文章中,我展示了我的非二元化身,以及经常被误解的性别,如何塑造了我提出的问题,我进行的研究,我可以收集的数据,我如何理解我的研究和数据,以及我产生的知识。通过对我的身体与研究方法和认识论的关系的询问,我阐明了跨性别和非二元学者如何破坏民族志田野调查、社会学和学术界的顺规范假设。这些破坏产生了奇怪的知识生产形式,以跨性别和非二元的经验和观点为中心,使我们重新思考研究人员、具体化和方法,以及它们的认识论效果。
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The Journal of Men's Studies
The Journal of Men's Studies Social Sciences-Cultural Studies
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