Doing Qualitative Research Critically: Disruptive Practices and New Materialist Entanglements interrogates practices of doing qualitative research in the social sciences. It inspires researchers to think differently about doing qualitative research and entering into contact with emergent methodologies of gathering, analysing, and writing about social and organisational events.
In advancing the critical agenda of qualitative methodologies, the authors introduce theoretical perspectives, such as poststructuralism, posthumanism, and feminist new materialism, to disrupt mainstream methodologies and develop more affirmative engagements with human/non-human relationalities. The problematisation of qualitative research is achieved through introducing art pieces (painting, sculpture, architecture, poetry, and film) to engage the reader at different levels: to generate emotions, and to provoke thoughts and reflections on the ethical and political character of qualitative research.
This engaging book is an essential read for research students and researchers across the social sciences and humanities, interested in exploring the landscape of critical qualitative methodologies and experimenting with doing research differently.
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Angelo Benozzo is an undisciplined researcher in Work and Organisational Psychology at the University of Aosta Valley (Italy), where he also lectures on qualitative research methods. His research can be described as lying at the crossroads between organisational psychology, critical management studies, qualitative research, and cultural studies.
Vincenza (known as Cinzia) Priola is a Professor of Work and Organisation Studies at The Open University in the UK. She researches Equity/Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion in/at work, primarily studying gender and sexualities in the workplace. She has also published on disabilities, migration, intersectionality, Islamic feminism, and methodologies.
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