2002/12/01 by Julie Cupples · 4 citations
Social Sciences · Agricultural and Biological Sciences · #Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics #Data Analysis and Archiving #Rural development and sustainability
paper · doi:10.1111/1475-4762.00095
This article calls for greater attention to be paid to the way that sex and sexuality impact on geographical fieldwork. By concentrating in particular on cross–cultural fieldwork, the article focuses on the ways in which attention to these questions has the potential to bring about greater self–reflexivity and to expose the contingency of the researcher's sexuality.