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Publication date: 10 May 2016

Sara Delamont

To demonstrate why leaving the ethnographic field provides an excellent opportunity for the researcher to engage in reflexivity on all aspects of the research and especially on…

Abstract

Purpose

To demonstrate why leaving the ethnographic field provides an excellent opportunity for the researcher to engage in reflexivity on all aspects of the research and especially on issues of power, age and gender.

Methodology/approach

An autobiographical reflection on a 40 year career as an ethnographer.

Findings

The autobiographical literature and the methods literature on ethnography has neglected leaving the field, and the opportunities that process provides for reflectivity. The author reflects on issues of power, age and gender as they have been implicated in the various fieldsites studied in her career. The particular field site featured centrally is two martial arts, savate and capoeira.

Originality/value

To improve the quality of reflexive writing on leaving the field.

Details

Gender Identity and Research Relationships
Type: Book
ISBN: 978-1-78635-025-1

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