Feminism and method: ethnography, discourse analysis, and activist research

Part I: Introduction

Feminism and method

Epistemology, feminist methodology, and the politics of method

Part II: Standpoint epistemologies, reflective practice, and feminist ethnography

Standpoint analysis and reflective practice

The insider/outsider debate: A feminist revisiting

Standpoint epistemology: explicating multiple dimensions

Part III: Feminist materialism, discourse analysis, and policy studies

Community control: mapping the changing context

The gendered social contract: constructing the "New Consensus"

Part IV: Activism, narrative, and empowerment

Bringing everyday life to policy analysis

Survivor discourse: Narrative, empowerment, and resistance

Survivors going public: reflections on the limits of participatory research Part V: Conclusion

Negotiating the politics of method.