"Being" native versus "going native": conducting social work research as an insider.

By V. Kanuha. Social work, 2000

728 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Education, Public Administration

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1. Lauren J. Breen
2. Mark Gianino

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1. Lauren J. Breen
2. Mark Gianino

Citations in the corpus

• Adaptation and Transformation: The Transition to Adoptive Parenthood for Gay Male Couples (2008, background): “Kanuha (2000) noted that insiders share deep and subtle knowledge with research participants but that they must resist the urge to overlay upon these narratives their own versions of the truth.”
• The researcher 'in the middle': Negotiating the insider/outsider dichotomy (2007, background): “Kanuha (2000) did not realise the familiarity was a potential problem – it was only when she read the interview transcripts that she realised how much of the interactions between herself and the informants had gone unsaid.”