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  • Feminist Ethnography
  • Qualitative Research Methods

Background:

  • Challenging social, personal, environmental, and temporal conditions necessitate innovative research approaches.
  • Existing ethnographic methods may not fully capture the complexities of lived experiences under pressure.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To discuss creative feminist approaches to ethnographic methods.
  • To explore how ethnographic methods can be adapted to acknowledge and incorporate 'mundane pressures' and 'edges' of research.
  • To envision feminist futures for ethnography.

Main Methods:

  • Inspired by Patchwork Ethnography, this study adopts a creative approach to conversation.
  • Valuing fragments, edges, and intersections of collective thinking, research, and experiences.
  • Stitching together diverse insights into a cohesive, 'patchworked' piece.

Main Results:

  • Patchwork Ethnography recognizes and utilizes insights from the periphery of research.
  • Rendering the 'seams' of research visible enhances its robustness and generosity.
  • A creative, fragmented, and intersectional approach to ethnographic data is demonstrated.

Conclusions:

  • Creative feminist ethnographic methods can foster new and different research futures.
  • Embracing fragments and 'edges' leads to more inclusive and robust ethnographic realities.
  • This approach contributes to developing feminist futures for ethnography.