The place of emotions in academic research

By Rebekah Widdowfield. 2000

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Subfields: General Social Sciences, Sociology and Political Science

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1. D. Mccormack
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Citations in the corpus

• Emotional interactions and an ethics of care: Caring relations in families affected by HIV and AIDS (2009, background): “Space does not permit an in-depth examination of the emotionality of the research process here (for discussion of these issues see Widdowfield, 2000; Meth with Malaza, 2003; Bondi, 2005b).”
• Molecular Affects in Human Geographies (2007, background): “…of affect can be traced through extant and emerging concerns with geographies of emotion (see, for instance, Anderson and Smith, 2001; Nash, 1998; Widdowfield, 2000), through efforts to amplify the affective intensities of practice and performance (Dewsbury, 2000; McCormack, 2002; Thrift,…”