Freedom Speaks
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This article is taken from the Rethinking Series book: Swadener, B.B., & Soto, L.D. (2005). Power & Voice in Research with Children. New York: Peter Lang. This paper by Janette Habashi provides a direct encounter with a Palestinian girl and her life narrative, challenging notions of "childhood" as construct, as well as the paradoxes in research. Other authors in the volume, like Jan Jipson, Elizabeth Graue, Brian Edmiston, and Mindy Blaise use decolonizing methodologies and participatory paradigms to humanize and complicate research with/for children.
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2012-07-29
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