Human rights for refugees and other marginalised persons : a midrash methodology / Devorah Wainer.
Wainer, Devorah, author.
2023
HV640
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Title Human rights for refugees and other marginalised persons : a midrash methodology / Devorah Wainer.
Author Wainer, Devorah, author.
ISBN 9789811635717
9811635714
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-3571-7
Imprint Singapore : Springer, 2023.
Language English
Description 1 online resource (247 p.)
Other Standard Identifiers 10.1007/978-981-16-3571-7 doi
Call Number HV640
Dewey Decimal Classification 362.87
Summary This book provides a new framework for conducting qualitative research into Asylum Seeking Refugees based on Emmanuel Levinas ethic of the face-to-face encounter. The methodology originates in the term Midrasha narrative form that exposes; investigates; searches. It reconceptualises encounters between Asylum Seeking Refugees and those researching their experiences in a manner that moves beyond the possibility of Othering and the removal of voice that can characterise research into refugees. This methodology allows a complex and rich multidimensional text, with heterogeneity of voices, experiences, and subjects. As a phenomenological method of research, the internal phenomena of the researcherfeeling, intuition, and personal perceptionare legitimate sites of knowledge and understanding, and are not considered separate from the external, objectively observable world. While the researcher is not researching herself, she is also not separate from the research field and data. The Midrash methodology is an honest and explicit method of research designed to (re)invigorated the passion of academics and researchers.
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Alarm Signal 3: Mechanisms for Reducing the Human to Mere Existence
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Intro
Acknowledgements
Prelude
Prelude Abstract
Setting the Scene-A Taster of the Pages to Come
Setting the Scene-A Taster of the Pages to Come
Talking of Terrain ...
The Tree-Foe or Friend?
References
Contents
1 Introduction: Interweaving Research, Refugees and Rights
Tools for Teaching
Stories Taking on Mythical Proportions
Opening for the Other
Method, Theory and Substantive Content Are Iteratively Interwoven
References
Part I
2 The Marginalised Other
Parallels and Similarities (Only a Few of the Many)
References

3 History of the Methodology
The Hunch and the Idiosyncratic Moment
Aneu Logou-Without Reason
Research Questions Across Ontological Boundaries
Writing the Voice
The Wedding
References
4 New Knowledge
Critical Theory: The Linguistic Turn
Ubuntu-To Save a Life
You Gonna Hear from Me
Chain of Alarm Signals
The Chain of Indifference Continues
Ethical Relating: A Levinasian Response
Poetry in Supermax
References
Part II
5 Contextualising the Need for a Levinasian Approach
The Other (Autrui)-The Face (Visage)

Australian Detention Regime: Disconnection of Rights from Policy
Disconnections in Darwin
The Old Map
The New Map: Face to Face as Knowledge
References
6 The Ethical Interruption
The Ethical Event
Hineni
'Hineni-Here I am' Is Not Descriptive
It Is Presentational
'Hineni-Here I am' Is Not a Statement of Location
'Hineni-Here I am' Is Not a Passive Response
It Is a Vital Act
'Hineni-Here I Am' Initiates 'The Face' From the Wholly Other
'Hineni-Here I Am' as Action-Oriented Ethics
References
7 Knowledge
Meaning, Understanding, Communicating

The Hebrew Style
Adieu to Emmanuel Levinas
References
8 Who Is Speaking and Why?
Experiencing Prior to Thought
Once Upon a Rainy Day
References
9 Midrash
Why Midrash
References
10 Principles
Principle One: Midrash Is Relational
Principle Two: Midrash Is Phenomenological
Principle Three: Midrash Is Hermeneutical
Principle Four: Midrash Represents the Unpresentable
Principle Five: Interpretation
Freedom
References
Part III
11 Putting It All Together
Midrashic Phenomenological Inquiry
I Am Bothered
I Reflect
I Write

The Windmills of My Mind: My Story Becomes Midrash
References
12 Sense-Making
Simultaneous Iterative Cycles of Writing
Entering the Villawood Detention Centre: Resonances Across Space and Time
I Reflect. I Read. I Write-Reflexively
A Tension Awakened
I Remember ...
I Reflect
I Write Reflexively
I Read
The Dining Room at DAL 1
References
Part IV
13 Boundaries, Spaces and Lacuna
I Analyse
Space One: Sinister Alarm Signals
Trigger Warning
Alarm Signal 1: Indifference
Alarm Signal 2: Rhetoric and Doublespeak

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