The Heart of the Matter: Using Poetry as a Method of Ethnographic Inquiry to Represent and Present Experiences of the Informally Housed in Aotearoa/New Zealand
The Heart of the Matter: Using Poetry as a Method of Ethnographic Inquiry to Represent and Present Experiences of the Informally Housed in Aotearoa/New Zealand
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问题的核心：使用诗歌作为民族志调查的方法来代表和呈现新西兰新西兰非正式居住者的经历
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2011
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P. Howden
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Penelope Carroll;K. Dew;P. Howden
在围绕住房和健康的正在进行的讨论中，边缘人士的声音基本上没有。这篇文章从40个居住在棚屋、货车、公共汽车、车库、帐篷和大篷车等非正式住所的人的角度，描述了用诗歌来捕捉新西兰奥蒂亚罗亚边缘住房的“现实”。这些诗歌将参与者的话与他们的生活状况的描述结合起来，补充了深度采访的主题分析。参与者的反馈是，他们的诗准确地代表了他们和他们的生活状况--而且是以一种对他们有意义的形式。作为一个整体，这些诗歌揭示了非正规住房中的人、视角、住房历史和生活状况的多样性，强调了现象的复杂性。以诗意的方式展示调查结果，使来自边缘的声音在更广泛的学术、普通公众、公共卫生和政策环境中得以听到。
In the ongoing discourses around housing and health, the voices of those on the margins are largely absent. This article describes the use of poetry to capture “realities” of marginal housing in Aotearoa/New Zealand from the perspectives of 40 people living in informal dwellings such as sheds, vans, buses, garages, tents, and caravans. The poems combine participants’ words with descriptions of their living situations and complement thematic analysis of in-depth interviews. Feedback from participants has been that their poems accurately represent them and their living situations—and in a form which has meaning for them. Taken as a whole, the poems reveal the diversity of people, perspectives, housing histories, and living situations among the informally housed, emphasizing the complexity of the phenomenon. Presenting findings poetically has allowed voices from the margins to be heard in a wider range of academic, general public, public health, and policy settings.