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Anthropologie et Sociétés

Méthodologie féministe et anthropologie : une alliancepossibleHuguette Dagenais

Enjeux et contraintes : discours et pratiques des femmesVolume 11, Number 1, 1987

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Département d’anthropologie de l’Université Laval

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Dagenais, H. (1987). Méthodologie féministe et anthropologie : unealliance possible. Anthropologie et Sociétés, 11(1), 19–44. https://doi.org/10.7202/006385ar

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Feminist Methodology and Anthropology : Towards a Fruitful Alliance

After a brief presentation of the epistemological and ethical principlesunderlying feminist research and the resulting strategy for the pursuitof concrete research projects, the author examines the affinities andthe reciprocal contributions which exist between anthropology andfeminist methodology and then points out the profound contradictionswhich in reality, in her analysis, make problematical the developmentof feminist research in anthropology. She proceeds to identify some ofthe research paths which feminist anthropologists should follow in thenear future.

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