Researching with care : applying feminist care ethics to research practice / Tula Brannelly and Marian Barnes ; with a foreword by Joan C. Tronto.

Front Cover
Researching with Care: Applying Feminist Care Ethics to Research Practice
Copyright information
Table of contents
Notes on the authors
Acknowledgments
Foreword
PART I
1 Research and ethics of care
Book structure and chapter outlines
Part I
Part II
2 Caring, knowing and making a difference
Meanings, values, knowledge and emotions
Diverse knowledge
Emotions
Whose knowledge counts in research
Indigenous knowledges
Creative methods and accessing knowledge
Conclusion
3 Relational research

Noticing who's left out and what is not said
Relating to research
Who is involved in research?
Conclusion
4 Stages of research, phases of care
Research as care
Phases of care
Attentiveness
Responsibility
Competence
Responsiveness
Solidarity
Conclusion
PART II
5 Research as praxis, interweaving a complex web
On research praxis
Getting started: what do we care about?
Getting started together in research with care
Achieving epistemic justice from the start
Conclusion

6 Doing research together: interdependencies to maintain, sustain and renew our worlds
The importance of the process
Taking care of the people
Conclusion
7 Analysis, legacy and care
Doing analysis with an ethics of care
Trace analysis
Legacies from research participation
Good endings
Conclusion
8 Reflections on researching with care
Renewing
Reflections on doing research with ethics of care
Marian
Tula
Horizon scanning
Notes
References
Index
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