Qualitative Inquiry · 2011 · 24 citations · 13 references
Social SciencesGender StudiesFeminist TheoryWomen's HealthWomen's StudiesFeminist EpistemologyGender EqualityStandpoint TheoryWomen In ScienceCritical MethodologyFeminist MethodologyFeminist Social TheoryScientific Knowledge ConstructionWomen's Voices
Dialogic feminism has emphasized the need to include all women, particularly those who have traditionally been most excluded, into participation and decision making in different areas of society. The critical communicative methodology (CCM) has responded to this need by including the voices of the Other Women into research processes and dialogue on an equal level to the voices of researchers. Research carried out using the CCM shows that when this is ensured, it is possible to achieve scientific results that help to overcome the social inequalities that many women face as well as to achieve progress in feminist theory.
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