Social Research Methods in Feminist's Perspective: A New Way in Doing Sociolinguistic Qualitative Research

Kuntjara, Esther

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“…This study employs the qualitative research approach in analysing Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman. The qualitative research approach grants the researcher the opportunity to critically observe the data and offer detailed explanation and description to it (Kuntjara, 2006;Babbie, 2016;Atrride-Stirling, 2001). To achieve the objective of assessing Mrs. Obama's assertion in the context of the named play from the theoretical perspectives of Marxism and psychoanalysis, the qualitative content analysis was used by the present researchers.…”

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“Grief and Resilience Live Together”: An Assessment of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman

Yeboah,

Otoo,

Gyimah Manu

et al. 2022

Celtic

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The present study was carried out to assess Mrs. Obama’s assertion, “grief and resilience live together”, in Miller’s tragedy, Death of a Salesman, from the theoretical perspectives of Marxism and Psychoanalysis. Using a qualitative content analysis, the paper finds that even though the protagonist meets his tragic end through his sufferings and disillusion, he displays unparalleled courage, resilience and optimism, as a common man, in a battle with the capitalist society. The paper affirms the afore-said statement and limns the defects of capitalism and its consequences on its victims – more so their psyche and mental state. With this paper, the researchers seek to expose the ills of capitalism and its devastating effects on the working-class members of the society.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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“Grief and Resilience Live Together”: An Assessment of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman

Yeboah,

Otoo,

Gyimah Manu

et al. 2022

Celtic

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“…They gave Indonesian names to their children because during the New Order era, all Chinese Indonesians had to change their names to Indonesian sounding names as stated on Keppres No. 127/U/ Kep/12/1966(Koning, 2007 and they had to assimilate with the local people and abandon their language, culture, and old tradition (Thung, 2000;Kuntjara, 2001). So, for Chinese Indonesians, especially the ones from the totok family, having Indonesian names was considered as a formality to obey the New Order's regulation.…”

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“…127/U/Kep/12/1966), but also the names of their stores had to be changed into Indonesian. Chinese Indonesians were urged to assimilate with the local people and abandon their language, culture, and old tradition (Thung, 2000;Kuntjara, 2001). As a result of the assimilation program by the New Order regime, many Chinese Indonesians have lost their Chinese identity, and of course this also affects the use of proper Chinese terms of address.…”

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Terms of Address Preferences and the Role of Chineseness of Two Chinese Surabayanese

Dewi

Kuntjara²

2023

katakita

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This research is conducted to find out the terms of address preferences and the role of Chineseness of two Chinese Surabayanese. What terms of address do the informants of Chinese Indonesians in Surabaya prefer to be addressed at home? Why do they prefer to be addressed that way? How do their terms of address preferences show their Chineseness as Chinese Indonesians? The research used two informants of Surabayanese Chinese Indonesians, one (male) is from the totok family and the other one (female) is from the peranakan family. Qualitative approach combined with semi-structured and open-ended interview are used. Thematic analysis is used to analyze the findings. The findings show that the family’s background played the important role in the terms of address preferences. The one from totok family still maintained Chinese terms of address, while the one from peranakan family had already abandoned the Chinese terms of address.

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Reflexivity in co-constructed meanings: the impact of gender specific perspectives in the qualitative research context

Kingsman,

Davis

2024

QRJ

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PurposeThis paper examines the impact of lived experiences and attitudinal blueprints on researchers within the context of masculinities research. It explores the negotiation of gendered roles, exploring how personal narratives shape our engagement in gender research and the collaborative process of meaning-making. It discusses the methodological tensions surrounding narrative research and naturalistic inquiry when investigating masculinities.Design/methodology/approachAdopting a feminist post-structuralist lens, this paper analyses the discursive nature of masculinities and its theoretical and historical construction, alongside the use of narrative research methodologies in research practices.FindingsThe paper reinforces the importance of feminist frameworks in deconstructing gender norms and challenging implicit assumptions. The role of reflexivity in the research process and the potential for researcher subjectivity as a resource is emphasised. Drawing on existing scholarship and the authors' empirical research experiences, the importance of researcher reflexivity in recognising the potential for gender performativity in the research setting is emphasised, especially in gendered research spaces and when engaging with methodologies tacitly understood through gendered ideological lenses.Research limitations/implicationsThe paper contributes to ongoing scholarly discussions exploring the intersection of gender, theory and practice.Originality/valueThe paper's theoretical exploration contributes to understandings of gender dynamics in research and offers insights into the complexities of conducting masculinities research from a critical perspective. The paper contributes to ongoing scholarly discussions exploring the intersection of gender, theory and practice.

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Social Research Methods in Feminist's Perspective: A New Way in Doing Sociolinguistic Qualitative Research

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

“Grief and Resilience Live Together”: An Assessment of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman

“Grief and Resilience Live Together”: An Assessment of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman

Terms of Address Preferences and the Role of Chineseness of Two Chinese Surabayanese

Reflexivity in co-constructed meanings: the impact of gender specific perspectives in the qualitative research context

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