Vocabulary
To challenge the status quo.
What is "critical"?
The political, methodological, and sometimes spiritual beliefs that guide feminist research methodology.
What are feminist research ethics?
Each chapter offers these to help you understand what you are supposed to learn.
What are learning objectives?
Feminist research methodology is most concerned with the status of this group.
What are women and girls?
Judith Butler said that this is a co-constructed performance that all people put on.
What is gender?
This is what counts as knowledge.
What is epistemology?
The book opens with each author doing this.
What is thanking the other.
Being this requires reflexivity and power sharing.
What is an ally?
This three word term suggests a range of ways in which feminist researchers beleive in changing the world.
What is Critical Research Approach?
This is the nature of knowledge.
What is ontology?
Chapter One begins by remembering this event.
What is the Pulse Nightclub Massacre?
The authors of the book maintain that gender is socially ______.
What is constructed.
One of the goals of Chapter One is to introduce the idea of _______ research.
What is feminist?
The term for someone who identifies with their biologically assigned gender
What is cisgender?
Like a good Jeopardy answer, each chapter subheading is written in the form of this.
What is a question?
Feminist research requires this kind of position from the researcher. (one word)
What is engaged?
This is the theory and tools of research. It's why you do what you do and how you do it.
What is methodology?
This term is used when two issues, such as gender and race, or race and sexuality come together and affect each other.
What is intersectionality?
At the end of each chapter, the authors offer a list of these to help readers find more information.
What are suggested resources?
What is change?