Social Research and Disability Developing Inclusive Research Spaces for Disabled Researchers

Social Research and Disability argues that the contemporary rules of sociological methods outlined in numerous research methods texts make a number of assumptions concerning the researcher including ambulance, sight, hearing and speech. In short, the disabled researcher is not considered when outlin...

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Main Authors:	Burke, Ciaran, Byrne, Bronagh
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford Routledge 2021 Taylor & Francis Group
Edition:	1
Series:	Sociological Futures
Subjects:	People with disabilities People with disabilities in higher education Scientists with disabilities Social sciences Social scientists Good Life Biographical Narrative Interview Method Deaf Researchers Dual Sensory Impairment Conferred Mobility Disability Disabled Researchers Follow Disability Studies Non-disabled Colleagues Asl Interpreter LE Perspective Non-disabled Researcher Disabled Academics Face To Face Dual Sensory Loss Critical Disability Studies LE Research Social Science Research Disabled Students Chronic Reasonable Adjustments Wo Disabled Staff Critical Autism Studies
ISBN:	9781138387652, 1138387657, 0367681587, 9780367681586
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Table of Contents:

Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Acknowledgments -- Notes on the Contributors -- Introduction -- Part 1 Navigating the Academy -- 1 Owning My Room: Building a Safe, Accessible and Productive Space for Student Researchers with Complex Communication Disabilities -- 2 'On the Outside Looking In?': Reflections on Being a Disabled Social and Feminist Geographer -- 3 A Closer Look At 'Wheelchair' Ethnography: Ableism and the Insights Disabled Scholars Generate With - Not Despite - Their Impairments and Disabilities -- 4 Dilemmas of Self-Identification and Provision of Disability Support -- Part 2 Conducting Research 'In the Field' -- 5 The Continuing Adventures of a Four-Legged Female Academic Researcher -- 6 Ten Affects of Hidden, Mental Dis/Abilities and the Act of Disclosure -- 7 Lived Experience Researchers: Opportunities and Challenges in Mental Health -- Part 3 Shifting Methodologies -- 8 Unsettling Ableism in Research Traditions: Toward Establishing Blind Methodologies -- 9 Deaf Research Methodologies? Confronting Epistemological Silences and Challenges in Qualitative Research -- 10 "Repeat After Me": Gestalt, Fluency and Biographical Research -- Editorial Reflections -- Index