| Description |
x, 262 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references. |
| Contents |
Introduction : oral narrative research with black women / Kim Marie Vaz -- Ophelia and me : tribute to an early narrative researcher / Martia Graham Goodson -- Professions of faith : a teacher reflects on women, race, church, and spirit / Jocelyn Moody -- What do women know? ... as I was saying! / Christine Obbo -- You haven't seen anything until you make a Black woman mad / Arlene Hambrick -- Oral history : Louisiana Black women's memoirs / Georgia W. Brown -- Talking about sex and HIV : conceptualizing a new sociology of experience / Renée T. White -- Methodological issues in triangulation : measuring weight control behavior of African American women / Jacqueline A. Walcott-McQuigg -- Where have all the nice old ladies gone? Researching the health information-seeking behavior of older African American women / Claudia J. Gollop -- African American women and the emergence of self-will : the use of phenomenological research / Elizabeth A. Peterson -- Reconstructing the history of musicians' protective Union Local 274 through oral narrative method / Diane D. Turner -- Methodological considerations in field research : six case studies / Patricia Green-Powell -- Social conformity and social resistance : women's perspective on "women's place" / Kim Marie Vaz -- European American and African American men and women's valuations of feminist and natural science research methods in psychology / Leslie Ann Kingman. |
| Subject |
Women's studies -- Biographical methods.
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Women, Black -- Research -- Methodology.
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African American women -- Research -- Methodology.
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Oral history -- Methodology.
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Oral tradition -- Methodology.
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| Added Author |
Vaz, Kim Marie.
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| ISBN |
0803974280 (cloth : acid-free paper) |
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0803974299 (pbk. : acid-free paper) |
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