简短的采访:对难民背景的妇女

IF 1.1 3区社会学 Q2 ANTHROPOLOGY

Field Methods Pub Date : 2021-01-20 DOI:10.1177/1525822X20987331

Caroline Lenette, J. Gardner

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摘要

步行式访谈会产生情境化的对话，以及由地点和路线引发的基于地点的叙述。我们对三名澳大利亚难民背景的女性进行了步行采访，以了解步行行为可以揭示什么关于家庭的概念和更广泛的强迫移民叙事。我们采用了一种参与式的方法，将妇女的观点作为这一主题新知识的共同创造者。

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Short Take: Walking Interviews with Refugee-background Women

Walking interviews generate contextualized dialogs and place-based narratives prompted by sites and routes. We used walking interviews with three refugee-background women in Australia to find out what the act of walking could reveal about notions of home and broader narratives of forced migration. We used a participatory approach to privilege women’s perspectives as co-creators of new knowledge on the topic.

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