Embodiment in qualitative research: collage making with migrant, refugee and asylum seeking women
Embodiment in qualitative research: collage making with migrant, refugee and asylum seeking women
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定性研究的体现：与移民、难民和寻求庇护的妇女的拼贴画
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2018
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E. Vacchelli
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E. Vacchelli
本文借鉴了在一个研究项目过程中采用的创造性方法，该项目旨在绘制以社区为基础的精神卫生服务提供情况以及移民、难民和寻求庇护的妇女经常在伦敦获得的其他具体服务。虽然这项研究使用了混合方法的研究设计，但只讨论了作为焦点小组一部分部署的基于艺术的方法。这篇文章有助于开发具身研究方法，因为它探索了研究参与者在拼贴过程中的身体参与，并解开了这种方法对收集涉及经验活动的定性数据的影响。通过拼贴和拼贴的制作，身体在产生定性数据方面发挥了核心作用-拼贴代表了一种具体的经验，表明我们的感受、我们的感知、我们与我们自己的身体以及它们在事物顺序中的位置-是背景的、性别的、关系的、历史和文化的。
This article draws on the creative methods deployed in the course of a research project aimed at mapping community-based mental health service provision and other specific services migrant, refugee and asylum seeking women regularly access in London. Although the study made use of a mixed method research design, only the art-based approach deployed as part of the focus groups is discussed. The article contributes to developing embodied research methods in that it explores the bodily engagement of research participants in making a collage and unpacks the implications of this approach for collecting qualitative data involving experiential activity. The body plays a central role in generating qualitative data through the making of the collage and collage-making represents an embodied experience suggesting that how we feel, how we perceive, how we relate to our own bodies and the place they have in the order of things – is contextual, gendered, relational, historically and culturally situated.