Ethics in qualitative social research on marginalized groups
Ethics in qualitative social research on marginalized groups
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边缘群体定性社会研究中的伦理
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1999
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Karin Barron
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Karin Barron
本文探讨了对智力残疾妇女等边缘群体进行质性研究的伦理问题。在最近进行的一项研究中，通过与智力残疾妇女的接触，这些问题被提到了重要地位。由于智力缺陷和性别原因，智障妇女的地位特别低。本文件的主要目的是强调学术界有必要继续讨论那些从事边缘化群体定性研究的人的行为。与这些团体的自封联盟有可能掩盖研究人员的上级地位。这有两个严重的后果，即有可能对数据作出错误的解释，以及有可能使举报人“客观化”。
This paper discusses some ethical issues in qualitative research on marginalized groups, such as intellectually disabled women. These kinds of issues have been brought to the fore through contacts with intellectually disabled women in a recently conducted study. Intellectually disabled women have a particularly low status on account of their intellectual impairment as well as their gender. The principle aim of the paper is to emphasize the need for a continual discussion within the academic community as to the conduct of those engaging in qualitative research on marginalized groups. A self‐appointed alliance with such groups risks masking the superior position of the researcher. This has two serious consequences, i.e. it involves running the risk of poor interpretations of the data, as well as of “objectifying” the informants.