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ethics and/or Ethics in qualitative social research: negotiating a path around and between the two
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posted on 2023-06-20, 14:17 authored by Denise Turner, Rebecca WebbRebecca WebbThis article explores the process of university Ethical Review both as lived experience and as part of institutional governance at an English university. The article uses Blackburn's distinction between ethics and Ethics (Ethics—A Very Short Introduction, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2001) as a framework to examine the themes of ‘vulnerability’, ‘power’ and ‘relationships’. These themes are analysed closely both within the institutional and the fieldwork contexts, attempting to include the perspectives of all those involved in the research ethics process. The article does not seek to draw any definitive conclusions but rather to stimulate, and add to the iterative discussion on the process of Ethical Review within institutions. Nonetheless, it does conclude by making some suggestions concerning the way in which the lived experience of ethics could better inform the practice of institutional Ethical Review.
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Ethics and Social WelfareISSN
1749-6535Publisher
Taylor & FrancisExternal DOI
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4Volume
8Page range
383-396Department affiliated with
- Social Work and Social Care Publications
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2015-01-08Usage metrics
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