Scripting Civil Partnerships: interviewing couples together and apart
Scripting Civil Partnerships: interviewing couples together and apart
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DOI：
10.1177/1468794112454997
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发表时间：
2013-02-01
影响因子：
3.6
通讯作者：
Einarsdottir, Anna
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作者：
Heaphy, Brian;Einarsdottir, Anna
夫妻研究通常集中于异性关系，其中伴侣一起或分开接受采访。本文讨论了一项对同性伴侣民事伴侣关系的研究，该研究对伴侣进行了共同和分开的访谈。它通过讨论访谈的不同互动环境如何塑造夫妻和伴侣讲述的故事、访谈中的关系叙述与他们在实践中“做”之间的联系以及对塑造关系脚本的社会文化因素产生的见解，考虑了我们的方法带来的方法论和分析挑战。联合采访产生了情侣和婚姻故事。他们阐明了夫妻的脚本机构以及在访谈及其他场合启用和限制伴侣的脚本权威的因素。个人访谈产生了“自我关联”的嵌入传记的叙述。这些关于（非）协商关系的情境化且复杂的情侣故事。我们的方法使我们能够在访谈中的关系脚本与情境研究、关系和社会文化背景中的权力流动之间建立联系。
Couple studies generally focus on heterosexual relationships where partners are interviewed together or apart. This article discusses a study of same-sex couples' Civil Partnerships that interviewed partners together and apart. It considers the methodological and analytical challenges raised by our approach by discussing how the different interactional settings of the interviews shaped the stories that couples and partners told, the links between relationship narration in interviews and their 'doing' in practice and the insights generated into the sociocultural factors that shape relationship scripting. The joint interviews produced couple and marriage stories. They illuminated couples' scripting agency and factors that enable and constrain partners' scripting authority in interviews and beyond. The individual interviews produced biographically embedded narratives of 'relating selves'. These contextualized and complicated couple stories of (non-)negotiated relationships. Our approach enabled us to make links between relational scripting in interviews and the flow of power in situated research, relational and sociocultural contexts.