Cuando el dispositivo de investigación pone en escena lo investigado: intersubjetividad e intimidad en Chile
In qualitative research, the Biographical Approach in Social Sciences is based on the idea that knowledge is co-constructed and held upon participant-researchers’ intersubjectivity and reciprocity. Also, reflexivity is a useful tool shared among qualitative researchers as it is a way to build rigoro...
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| Lenguaje: | español |
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2020
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| Sumario: | In qualitative research, the Biographical Approach in Social Sciences is based on the idea that knowledge is co-constructed and held upon participant-researchers’ intersubjectivity and reciprocity. Also, reflexivity is a useful tool shared among qualitative researchers as it is a way to build rigorous and collaborative knowledge, recalling that the researcher participates in the data production process. While many qualitative researchers agree in the importance to include the researcher’s subjectivity into the investigation process, methodological revisions on the know-how are still incipient. This paper aims to discuss this epistemological-methodological issue in qualitative social sciences through the analysis of participant-researcher’s interactions, during the production of Life Stories in a research held between 2013 and 2015 about intimacy and couple relationships in Chile. We conclude that the participant-researcher’s interaction is a symbolic scenario that opens new ways to analyze the studied phenomenon; whereas setting, interlocution and dialogue are key elements enlightening subject-society processes, in the context of a hypermodern society where intimacy is challenged. |
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