Feminist Research Practice
A Primer
- Sharlene Nagy Hesse-Biber - Boston College, USA
Supplements
The companion website contains chapter-specific PowerPoint slide presentations which offer assistance with lecture and review preparation by highlighting essential content and features from the book.
This is a good introduction to the subject; accordingly, I have placed this book on my "Recommended" reading list."
This book is a must-have for any feminist/gender class that will engage with empirics. With the newly added, last chapter on how to actually conduct a (feminist) research project by the editor herself, this already really commendable book has become a real treasure!
This excellent book gives students who are intererested in feminist research an excellent grounding
This book is very useful for students wanting to further their knowledge and understanding in feminist research and practice. The chapters are clearly written with theoretical insight of qualitative methods and an interpretivist approach to critical thinking in research.
Did not put this research in context to others
This excellent book gives students who are intererested in feminist research an excellent grounding
This is a good introduction to the subject; accordingly, I have placed this book on my "Recommended" reading list.
This book is a book recommended to students, but not adopted because enough students are not able to apply this clearly to their work. It requires detailed contextualization for use, which is done individually with students who would benefit from it.
A well organised, engaging and insightful book suitable for feminist research studies. Particularly liked the 'feminist approaches to in-depth interviewing', and 'what is feminist ethnography' chapters.
This is a comprehensive text regarding feminist research practice, and as such provides a good introduction to, and oversight of these methodologies.