1st Edition
Humanizing Qualitative Research
Notes on Contributors
Chapter 1: Introduction by Hyeyoung Oh Nelson and Marisa Westbrook
Chapter 2: The Afro-Latino “Triple-Consciousness” as a Methodological Tool by Randol Contreras
Chapter 3: When Our Aliveness Wells Up So Piercingly We Cannot Quiet It by Danielle Maude Littman
Chapter 4: Embodying the Motor City: Situating Myself, the ‘Body’ and ‘Place’ in Qualitative Research by Greer A. Hamilton
Chapter 5: Doing Intimacy and the Permeability of Public and Private Spheres by Laura A. Orrico
Chapter 6: What We Owe Community by Sebastian Espinal, Yoheidy Feliz, Adelio Lechuga-Kanapilly, Audrey Liu, Fernando A. León, and Phi Hong Su
Chapter 7: Conclusion by Hyeyoung Oh Nelson and Marisa Westbrook
Appendix: Vignettes by Stephanie Chamberlin, Paulina Erices Ocampo, Anne Taylor and Shannon Whittaker
Index
Biography
Hyeyoung Oh Nelson, PhD,is Assistant Professor of Public Health in the Department of Health and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Colorado-Denver, USA. She is the author of Conflicted Care (Stanford University Press, 2022) and has published widely on qualitative research in health contexts.
Marisa Westbrook, PhD, MPH, is Assistant Professor of Community Health/Health Promotion at the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health, Portland State University, USA. A public health social scientist, her work explores community engagement, housing insecurity, and the process of qualitative research.
