Essentials of critical participatory action research /
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Author / Creator: | Fine, Michelle, author. |
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Imprint: | Washington, DC : American Psychological Association, [2021] |
Description: | x, 118 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. |
Language: | English |
Series: | Essentials of qualitative methods series Essentials of qualitative methods series. |
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Format: | Print Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12672282 |
Table of Contents:
- Series Foreword
- 1. Critical Participatory Action Research: Conceptual Foundations
- Why CPAR? Critical Elements
- Where Collective Wisdom Grows: Participatory Contact Zones
- Situating CPAR in the Qualitative Traditions
- Critical Epistemological Roots: Widening Our Understanding of Expertise
- Disciplinary Elders: Historical Roots in Community-Based Inquiry
- Crafting and Performing Public-Facing Scholarship for Action, Transformation, and Provocation
- 2. Participatory Design
- Assembling a Diverse Community of Coresearchers
- Designing Mirrors and Windows
- Images of Opening Sessions
- Methodological Release Points: Strategies for Unleashing Collective Wisdom
- A Cautionary Note on Privilege in the Contact Zone
- Building an Ethical Research Collective: Ethics and Institutional Review Boards
- 3. Participatory Knowledge Production
- Piloting: Accountability to and Feedback From the Community
- Finalizing the Instrument: A Qualitative Participatory National Survey?
- Cascading Research Questions: Evolving Inquiries in the Participatory Contact Zone
- Growing a Sample of Radical Inclusivity and Structural Intersectionality
- Inquiry Marinating in Communities of Care, Concern, and Action
- 4. Participatory Analysis Moving Toward Action
- Slicing the Data
- Steps of Participatory Analysis: Culling the Database, Macro Review, and Then Coding
- Coding: The Stones and Analysis
- Creating a Codebook
- Bending Analysis Toward Action
- 5. Vibrant Variations and Grounding Questions
- Grounding Questions for Critical Participatory Inquiry
- Participatory Research as a Tool of Struggle and Solidarity in Contentious Times
- Challenges and Joys
- 6. Methodological Integrity
- Fidelity and Diversity
- To Be of Use: Action, Transformation, and Provocation
- CPAR Touchstones for Integrity and Accountability
- Evaluating CPAR: How Do You Know Whether It Is Good Enough?
- 7. Writing Process and Research Products
- Epilogue: Critical PAR in Crisis: An Epistemic Offering Toward Solidarity
- References
- Index
- About the Authors
- About the Series Editors