'Never mind the bullocks': animating the go-along interview through creative nonfiction
'Never mind the bullocks': animating the go-along interview through creative nonfiction
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“别介意公牛”：通过富有创意的纪实作品让随性采访变得生动起来
DOI：
10.1080/17450101.2020.1817685
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发表时间：
2020
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影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
Bell S
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作者：
Bell S
近年来，越来越多的人热衷于使用随行采访来关注那些短暂的、超越人类的关系接触，这些接触共同构成了人们日常的健康和幸福体验。“同行”（Go-alongs）是一种定性实地考察的方法，研究参与者实际上是在研究人员的地方体验中步行（或开车、游泳、划轮子、划独木舟等）。虽然这些方法具有广泛的优势，但越来越多的人呼吁更好地使同行相遇生动起来;捕捉和传达更生动，感性和与塑造日常生活的动态意义和物质纠缠在一起的同行。这篇方法论论文提出了一个创造性的非虚构作品，作为对这些呼吁的初步回应，旨在邀请进一步思考在社会科学中使用这种放置的移动的方法的一些关键挑战和机遇。它位于严重残疾和流动性研究的研究不足的交叉点，它借鉴了一项为期两年的研究结果，该研究探讨了英国视力障碍患者如何通过各种类型的日常性质进行谈判和体验幸福感（或其他）。
Recent years have seen increasing enthusiasm for the use of go-along interviews to attend to the fleeting, more-than-human relational encounters that co-constitute people’s everyday experiences of health and wellbeing. Go-alongs are an approach to qualitative fieldwork in which research participants literally walk (or drive, swim, wheel, kayak and so forth) the researcher through their place experiences. While such approaches have wide-ranging advantages, there are growing calls to better animate the go-along encounter; to capture and convey go-alongs that are more vivid, sensuous and entangled with the dynamic meanings and materialities that shape everyday life. This methodological paper presents a creative non-fiction, produced as a tentative response to these calls, and designed to invite further reflection on some of the key challenges and opportunities of using such emplaced mobile methods within the social sciences. Situated at the under-researched intersection of critical disability and mobilities research, it draws on the findings of a two-year study that examined how people with sight impairment in the UK negotiate and experience a sense of wellbeing (or otherwise) with and through diverse types of everyday nature.