Unresolved power for feminist researchers employing memory-work

Jennie Small; Kate Cadman; Lorraine Friend; Susanne Gannon; Christine Ingleton; Glenda Koutroulis; Coralie McCormack; Patricia Mitchell; Jenny Onyx; Kerry O'Regan; Sharn Rocco; Irena Ateljevic; Annette Pritchard; Nigel Morgan

Unresolved power for feminist researchers employing memory-work

Jennie Small, Kate Cadman, Lorraine Friend, Susanne Gannon, Christine Ingleton, Glenda Koutroulis, Coralie McCormack, Patricia Mitchell, Jenny Onyx, Kerry O'Regan, Sharn Rocco, Irena Ateljevic, Annette Pritchard, Nigel Morgan

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![CDATA[Memory work is a feminist social constructionist method, which was developed in Germany by Frigga Haug et al. (1987 [with a second edition in 1999]). The method was developed explicitly to bridge the gap between theory and experience. It provides a way of exploring the process whereby individual woman become part of society and the ways in which women themselves participate in the process of socialisation. It is a group method, involving always the collective analysis of individual written memories. It is feminist in being explicitly liberationist in its intent.]]

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Critical Turn in Tourism Studies : Innovative Research Methods
Place of Publication	U.K
Publisher	Elsevier
Pages	261-278
Number of pages	18
ISBN (Print)	9780080450988
Publication status	Published - 2007

Keywords

memory work
memory
research
feminism
feminist theory

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Unresolved power for feminist researchers employing memory-work

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