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Abductive - iterative back and forth between the two Emic,Etic, Emic, Etic, etc.

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“You do not have to solve the whole world’s problem with one research project, even if it is your dissertation!!!” (p. 14)

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Making sure that in advocating for others you don't interrupt their ability to speak for themselves.

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What types of methods are suited for the goals of the research?

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We need to understand ourselves to in order to support and empathize with one another. We are all interconnected and we need to center healing and love to care for our collective wounds

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alternating between existing theories and emergent data

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the theme pf positionality

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know peace know justice

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The Funnel Approach

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Becoming Proximate

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Chapter 2 prompted some tough reflections 

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Chapter 2 prompted some tough reflections 

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Are we limited to the coalition of the willing?

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“Every researcher has a point of view, an opinion, or a way of seeing the world. Some people call this “baggage”; others call it wisdom.” (2)

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A term I liked was bricolage, because I feel like it combines improv, resourcefulness, and resilience.

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qual research is a daily activity

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What people say they do vs what they actually do

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All readings emphasized the importance of reflexivity, and understanding one's own positionality and privilege

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Shifting the narrative also includes examining how we can use anger strategically instead of letting it generate more violence in the world and in ourselves.

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Shifting the narrative also includes examining how we can use anger strategically instead of letting it generate more violence in the world and in ourselves.

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Hicks brought the readings together...
explored the idea of being in “the scene” as Tracy put it, but also the ideas that Macintosh presented about being self-aware and finding comfort in the uncomfortable in order to generate waves of social change.

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The metaphors really helped me understand objectivist and constructivist ways of knowing better

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Symbolic Interaction-peoples interactions are the result of their interpretation of the situations that confront them.

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Research is like making some incremental steps in the educational world. One cannot use one research or experiment to attend to all questions that need to be answered in the world

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Research is like making some incremental steps in the educational world. One cannot use one research or experiment to attend to all questions that need to be answered in the world

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“Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” (Audre Lorde, 1988)

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"This way of thinking about culture limited the understanding of culture to

customs and behavior of people who were non-White, who became the object of

the researcher’s gaze, who most often was White."

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All the readings included self-reflexivity

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As a qualitative researcher you have to be introspective, you can't separate the self from the work.

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"If you want peace, work for Justice" was a bumper sticker my older brother once came home with from college.

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"Epistemology focuses on how we know what we know."

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Quality research is very distinct from qualitative research

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Quality research is very distinct from qualitative research