Fall 2026

Feminist Geography: Methodological Approaches

Introduces foundational approaches to feminist qualitative research in human geography, focusing on power, positionality, and ethical responsibilities.

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Gender and Women's Studies, Geography

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An introduction to foundational approaches to feminist qualitative research in human geography. Research is not separate from a social world that historically has been and continues to be shaped by (settler) colonial, racialized, gendered, sexualized, and class-inflected relations of power (among others). Research practices and "findings" have been and continue to be used to inform and rationalize relations of oppression, exploitation, and violence. For feminist researchers, then, questions of power, difference, and social change are central to how we design and conduct research. Engages in political-ethical discussions about the positionality and responsibilities of ourselves as researchers, and how our knowledge production can reproduce and challenge prevailing relations of power.

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Power, difference, and social change in research
Researcher positionality and political ethics
Knowledge production and challenging power relations

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Designing and conducting feminist qualitative research
Analyzing researcher positionality and ethical responsibilities

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