Black women in the field : experiences understanding ourselves and others through qualitative research /
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Cresskill, N.J. :
Hampton Press,
©2003.
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| Series: | Understanding education and policy
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Dianne Smith
- Black Women as Qualitative Researchers: Performing Acts of Understanding and Survival--An Introduction / Rhonda Baynes Jeffries, Gretchen Givens Generett
- Experiences Understanding the Other
- Look Back and Wonder: African-American Women During North Carolina's Struggles in Education / Sheryl Conrad Cozart
- I Can't Hear Myself Think: One Student's Journey into Mainstream English / Joanne Kilgour Dowdy
- Giving Voice to Those Who Look Like Us But Are Not Us / Jennifer Obidah
- African-American Women, Child Sexual Abuse, and Career Development: Are You Listening / Linda Quinn
- Experiences Understanding the Self
- What's in a Myth? Qualitative Research as a Means of (Re)creating the World / Gretchen Givens Generett
- Insider, Outsider, or Exotic Other? Identity, Performance, Reflexivity, and Postcritical Ethnography / Paula Groves
- Getting in and Gaining Trust: One African-American Researcher's Journey Through the Ethnographic Rites of Passage / Trevy A. McDonald
- "I Yam What I Yam": Examining Qualitative Research Through the Ethnographic Self, the Literary "Other," and the Academy / Rhonda Baynes Jeffries.