Accounting for care within human geography

2020/07/24 by Jennie Middleton, Farhan Samanani · 17 citations
Health Professions · Social Sciences · #Homelessness and Social Issues #Migration, Refugees, and Integration #Sex work and related issues

paper · pdf · doi:10.1111/tran.12403

Abstract

Drawing on in‐depth interviews with first‐time parents in the city of Oxford, we offer a critical examination of how notions of care can transform practices of research and analysis within human geography. We argue care offers a committed practice of knowing and relating within research where data collection, analysis, and scholarly narratives are all implicated in the remaking of everyday worlds that, in turn, reveal a new terrain of political potentiality.

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