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Celebrating our subjectivity: Research as lived experience

Karen Malone

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When we celebrate our subjectivity we are learning new ways of telling our research tales. The research becomes a narrative of the researcher's life. a biography of lived experience. A determinant of this lived experience is the extent to which the researcher identifies and becomes absorbed into the environment and the unique characteristics of the research site.

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When we celebrate our subjectivity we are learning new ways of telling our research tales. The research becomes a narrative of the researcher's life. a biography of lived experience. A determinant of this lived experience is the extent to which the researcher identifies and becomes absorbed into the environment and the unique characteristics of the research site.

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When we celebrate our subjectivity we are learning new ways of telling our research tales. The research becomes a narrative of the researcher's life. a biography of lived experience. A determinant of this lived experience is the extent to which the researcher identifies and becomes absorbed into the environment and the unique characteristics of the research site.

Key concepts: Subjectivity, Lived experience, Sociology, Psychology, Epistemology, Psychoanalysis, Philosophy

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