1st Edition
Cross-Cultural Interviewing Feminist Experiences and Reflections
Part I: Cross-Cultural Interviewing 1. Interviewing as Negotiation 2. Interviewing aAcross Cultures: Talking to Mothers and Daughters in Hong Kong and Britain 3. Cross-Cultural Interviewing with/as Minority Women 4. Rethinking the Proximics of Interviewing Part II: Interviewing in Another Culture: Managing Difference 5. Living Differences: Experiences from Botswana 6. Being an Outsider: The Vicissitudes of Cross-Cultural Interviewing in a Politically and Culturally Sensitive Context 7. Dealing with Being the Outsider in Qualitative Interviewing Part III: Intra-Cultural Interviewing: Dealing with Hard-to-Reach Participants 8. Interviewing Outsiders and As an In-/Outsider: Interviewing the Socially Marginalized from a Marginalized Position 9. ‘So What Do You Want to Talk About?’: Interactive Interviewing in Hard-to-Reach Communities Part IV: The Vicissitudes of Interviewing ‘The Same’ 10. Taboo in Qualitative Interviewing 11. The Migrant Interview: The Researcher as Migrant Studying Sideways 12. ‘Don’t Focus the Star, Try to Catch the Light’: Indirect Questioning in Interviews to Question Normative Assumptions in One’s Research Focus 13. Intergenerational Interviewing: Exploring the Silences of Female Experiences
Biography
Gabriele Griffin holds the Anniversary Chair in Women’s Studies at the University of York, UK. Her research centres on contemporary women’s cultural production, Women’s Studies as a discipline, and research methods.
