"Am iz kwiin" (I'm his queen): Combining interpretative phenomenological analysis with a feminist approach to work with gems in a resource-constrained setting
"Am iz kwiin" (I'm his queen): Combining interpretative phenomenological analysis with a feminist approach to work with gems in a resource-constrained setting
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DOI：
10.1080/14780887.2018.1543048
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发表时间：
2019-04-03
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19
通讯作者：
Mccourt, Christine
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作者：
Clifford, Gayle;Craig, Gill;Mccourt, Christine
本文重点介绍在资源有限的环境中使用女权主义方法进行解释现象学分析 (IPA) 的宝石。该研究探讨了牙买加金斯顿母亲向艾滋病毒阳性母亲的孩子透露艾滋病毒的经历。女权主义方法有助于认识研究关系和女性生活经历中的权力不平衡。我们提出了三个“宝石”，它们阐明了女性的生活经历，并探讨了女性性行为和母性的大众化表征如何影响披露话语。我们使用情感工作作为概念资源来构建女性的叙述并挑战现有的政策话语，这些话语可以说代表了二元、理性主义决策框架内的披露。本文丰富了关于孕产妇艾滋病毒披露的全球文献，并通过强调妇女在决定是否以及如何向孩子传达艾滋病毒状况时所投入的情感工作，对政策讨论提出了问题。它增加了使用 IPA 的研究主体，特别是在 IPA 迄今为止几乎没有应用的资源有限的环境中。
This article focuses on working with gems using a feminist approach to interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) in a resource-constrained setting. The research explores the experiences of maternal disclosure of HIV to children of HIV positive mothers in Kingston, Jamaica. A feminist approach helps recognise power imbalances within research relationships and the women's lived experiences. We present three "gems" which illuminate women's lived experiences and explore how popularised representations of women's sexuality and mothering influence disclosure discourses. We use emotion work as a conceptual resource to structure the women's narratives and challenge existing policy discourses, which arguably represent disclosure within a binary, rationalist, decision-making framework. This article adds to global literature on maternal HIV disclosure and problematises policy discourses by bringing into relief the emotion work women engage in when deciding if and how to communicate their HIV status to their children. It adds to the body of research using IPA, particularly in resource-constrained settings where IPA has thus far had little application.