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Session Submission Type: Roundtable Session
This symposium offers an ontology that is not framed from western traditions. Using reflexivity, criticality, and other epistemological links, the authors become methodological negotiators who invent, craft, personalize and navigate their methodology and methods specific to the context and participants with whom they are working. They show how they unlearn mainstream or western methods to challenge unexamined assumptions in research methods. We hope that this research can contribute a more respectful and humble way of working with all peoples.
Humility as the Researcher’s Stance When Studying With Indigenous People: An Auto-Ethnography - Suzanne SooHoo, Chapman University
Problematizing the Privileging of Lesbian Voices: The Subaltern Voices of Women Loving Women Within the Lesbian Narrative - Anna V. Wilson, Chapman University
Experiences of a Maori Researcher: Managing Dual Accountabilities in Indigenous Research - Te Arani Barrett, University of Waikato
Culturally Responsive Methodology: On the Branches of the Family Tree - Veronica E. Bloomfield, Chapman University
Proposing a Counternarrative to the Scientific Method - Christopher Strople, Chapman University