Representing ‘Others’: avoiding the reproduction of unequal social relations in research
Tam Truong Donnelly , Department of Individual Interdisciplinary Studies Graduate Program, University of British Columbia, Canada
In this paper, the final one in a series of four articles on post-colonial research, Tam Truong Donnelly argues that some researchers have represented ‘Others’ in ways that tend to reproduce unequal social relations. Researchers undertaking cross-cultural studies must recognise how meanings are constructed in and through systems of representation, the article concludes
Nurse Researcher.
9, 3, 57-67.
doi: 10.7748/nr2002.04.9.3.57.c6189
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