Rethinking Race and Power in Design-Based Research: Reflections from the Field
Rethinking Race and Power in Design-Based Research: Reflections from the Field
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重新思考基于设计的研究中的种族和权力：来自现场的反思
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2016
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B. Kirshner
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Sepehr Vakil;Maxine McKinney de Royston;Na’ilah Suad Nasir;B. Kirshner
摘要以设计为基础的探索性研究通过将教师、管理者、社区成员和青年纳入整个研究过程，继续扩大和挑战“研究者”和“被研究者”的范式。然而，需要更清楚地了解这些合作研究项目的种族和政治层面。在这篇文章中，我们专注于如何种族和权力调解研究人员和社区之间的关系的方式，显着塑造的研究过程。使用的概念，政治化的信任作为一个概念透镜，我们反映了两个不同的参与式设计项目，探讨如何在整个设计过程中的政治和种族团结的建立，争议和谈判。最后，本文认为，使可见的种族和权力调解关系的设计研究是至关重要的参与道德和社会政治意识的关系与社区合作伙伴和发展理论和实践知识的剧目的实践，任务和社会文化能力要求的大学研究人员。
ABSTRACT Participatory design-based research continues to expand and challenge the “researcher” and “researched” paradigm by incorporating teachers, administrators, community members, and youth throughout the research process. Yet, greater clarity is needed about the racial and political dimensions of these collaborative research projects. In this article, we focus on how race and power mediate relationships between researchers and communities in ways that significantly shape the process of research. Using the notion of politicized trust as a conceptual lens, we reflect on two distinct participatory design projects to explore how political and racial solidarity was established, contested, and negotiated throughout the course of the design process. Ultimately, this article argues that making visible how race and power mediate relationships in design research is critical for engaging in ethical and sociopolitically conscious relationships with community partners and developing theoretical and practical knowledge about the repertoires of practice, tasks, and sociocultural competencies demanded of university researchers.