Review:
Research As Resistance: Revisiting Critical, Indigenous, And Anti Oppressive Approaches By Leslie Brown, Susan Strega, Leah Snyder
overall review score: 4.5
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Research as Resistance: Revisiting Critical, Indigenous, and Anti-Oppressive Approaches is a book that explores how research can be used as a tool for resistance against systems of power and oppression.
Key Features
- Examines critical, indigenous, and anti-oppressive research approaches
- Provides practical strategies for conducting research in a socially just manner
- Highlights the importance of centering marginalized voices in research
- Offers insights on ethical considerations in research
Pros
- Offers valuable insights into conducting socially just research
- Provides practical tools and strategies for researchers
- Emphasizes the importance of challenging dominant power structures
Cons
- May be more suited for readers with a background in social sciences or research methods