Access the full text.
Sign up today, get DeepDyve free for 14 days.
Loading next page...
/lp/emerald-publishing/self-reflexivity-scrutinized-pro-feminist-men-learning-that-gender-rjkEdln0mh
References (78)
-
S. Katila, Susan Merilainen (2002)
Metamorphosis: From 'Nice Girls' to 'Nice Bitches': Resisting patriarchal articulations of professional identity.Gender, Work and Organization, 9
-
S. Linstead
Objectivity, reflexivity, and fiction: inhumanity and the science of the social -
Shauna Butterwick, J. Dawson (2005)
Undone business: Examining the production of academic labourWomens Studies International Forum, 28
-
S. Clegg, M. Kornberger, Carl Rhodes (2004)
Noise, Parasites and TranslationManagement Learning, 35
-
P. Prasad, A. Prasad
Casting the native subject: ethnographic practice and the (re)production of difference -
C. Ellis (2003)
The Ethnographic I: A Methodological Novel about Autoethnography -
J. Buzard (2003)
On Auto-Ethnographic AuthorityThe Yale Journal of Criticism, 16
-
T. Watson (2009)
Narrative, life story and manager identity: A case study in autobiographical identity workHuman Relations, 62
-
J. Hearn (1998)
Theorizing men and men's theorizing: Varieties of discursive practices in men's theorizing of menTheory and Society, 27
-
M.A. Messner
White guy habitus in the classroom: challenging the reproduction of privilege -
G.H. Mead
Mind, Self, and Society -
Michael Humphreys (2005)
Getting Personal: Reflexivity and Autoethnographic VignettesQualitative Inquiry, 11
-
S.D. Brown
Michel Serres: science, translation and the logic of the parasite -
C. Ellis, Arthur Bochner (2000)
Autoethnography, Personal Narrative, Reflexivity: Researcher as Subject -
10.5465/256875
-
J. Kantola (2008)
‘Why Do All the Women Disappear?’ Gendering Processes in a Political Science DepartmentGender, Work and Organization, 15
-
C. Ellis (2007)
Telling Secrets, Revealing LivesQualitative Inquiry, 13
-
Sally Riad (2007)
Under the Desk: On Becoming a Mother in the WorkplaceCulture and Organization, 13
-
M. Alvesson, C. Hardy, Bill Harley (2008)
Reflecting on Reflexivity: Reflexive Textual Practices in Organization and Management TheoryWiley-Blackwell: Journal of Management Studies
-
Phil Johnson, J. Duberley (2003)
Reflexivity in Management ResearchJournal of Management Studies, 40
-
10.4135/9781446278925.n9
-
F. Wilson
Organizational theory: blind and deaf to gender? -
J. Butler
Bodies That Matter -
L. Cohen, J. Duberley, G. Musson
Work‐life balance?: an autoethnographic exploration of everyday home‐work dynamics -
J. Brewis, E. Wray-Bliss (2008)
Re-searching Ethics: Towards a More Reflexive Critical Management StudiesOrganization Studies, 29
-
10.1177/017084069601700506
-
T. Spry (2001)
Performing Autoethnography: An Embodied Methodological PraxisQualitative Inquiry, 7
-
Marieke Brink, Yvonne Benschop (2012)
Gender practices in the construction of academic excellence: Sheep with five legsOrganization, 19
-
L. Cohen, J. Duberley, G. Musson (2009)
Work—Life Balance?Journal of Management Inquiry, 18
-
C. Hardy, S. Clegg (1997)
Relativity Without Relativism: Reflexivity in Post-Paradigm Organization StudiesBritish Journal of Management, 8
-
Sara Ahmed (2007)
A phenomenology of whitenessFeminist Theory, 8
-
10.4135/9781452225807.n4
-
C. Ellis
Telling secrets, revealing lives: relational ethics in research with intimate others -
A. Cunliffe (2003)
Reflexive Inquiry in Organizational Research: Questions and PossibilitiesHuman Relations, 56
-
J. Clifford, G. Marcus (1986)
Writing culture : the poetics and politics of ethnography : a School of American Research advanced seminar -
M. Alvesson (2003)
Beyond Neopositivists, Romantics, and Localists: A Reflexive Approach to Interviews in Organizational ResearchAcademy of Management Review, 28
-
L. Husu
Sexism, Support and Survival in Academia: Academic Women and Hidden Discrimination in Finland -
M. Easterby‐Smith, D. Malina
Cross‐cultural collaborative research: toward reflexivity -
M. Messner (2000)
White Guy Habitus in the ClassroomMen and Masculinities, 2
-
M. Lynch (2000)
Against Reflexivity as an Academic Virtue and Source of Privileged KnowledgeTheory, Culture & Society, 17
-
C. Grey, A. Sinclair
Writing differently -
J. Van Maanen
Representations in Ethnography -
J. Acker, D.R. Van Houten
Differential recruitment and control: the sex structuring of organizations -
J. Clifford, G.E. Marcus
Writing Culture: The Poetics and Politics of Ethnography -
R. Thomas, J. Tienari, A. Davies, S. Meriläinen
Let's talk about ‘Us’: a reflexive account of a cross‐cultural research collaboration -
Robert Chia (1996)
The Problem of Reflexivity in Organizational Research: Towards a Postmodern Science of OrganizationOrganization, 3
-
N. Mauthner, A. Doucet (2003)
Reflexive Accounts and Accounts of Reflexivity in Qualitative Data AnalysisSociology, 37
-
S. Reinharz, Lynn Davidman (1992)
Feminist methods in social research -
J. Hearn (1989)
Reviewing Men and Masculinities — or Mostly Boys' Own PapersTheory, Culture & Society, 6
-
K. Weick (1999)
Theory Construction as Disciplined Reflexivity: Tradeoffs in the 90sAcademy of Management Review, 24
-
S. Linstead (1994)
Objectivity, Reflexivity, and Fiction: Humanity, Inhumanity, and the Science of the SocialHuman Relations, 47
-
10.2307/3178066
-
D. Berliner, Douglas Falen (2008)
Introduction to Special Section on Men Doing Anthropology of WomenMen and Masculinities, 11
-
Sandra Harding (1986)
The science question in feminism -
A. Wahl, M. Eduards, C. Holgersson, P. Höök, S. Linghag, M. Rönnblom
Motstånd & fantasi. Historien om F (Resistance & Fantasy. The Story of F.) -
M. Alvesson
At‐home ethnography: struggling with closeness and closure -
S. Katila, S. Meriläinen (1999)
A Serious Researcher or Just Another Nice Girl?: Doing Gender in a Male‐Dominated Scientific CommunityGender, Work and Organization, 6
-
A. Schutz
Collected Papers, Vol I: The Problem of Social Reality -
E. Antonacopoulou, H. Tsoukas (2002)
Time and Reflexivity in Organization Studies: An IntroductionOrganization Studies, 23
-
M. Boyle, K. Parry (2007)
Telling the Whole Story: The Case for Organizational AutoethnographyCulture and Organization, 13
-
R. Jacques
The unbearable whiteness of being: reflections of a pale, stale male -
J. Ford, Nancy Harding (2008)
Fear and Loathing in Harrogate, or a Study of a ConferenceOrganization, 15
-
D. Haraway (1988)
Situated Knowledges: The Science Question in Feminism and the Privilege of Partial PerspectiveFeminist Studies, 14
-
M.B. Calás, L. Smircich
Feminist perspectives on gender in organizational research: what is and is yet to be -
Robyn Thomas, J. Tienari, A. Davies, S. Meriläinen (2009)
Let’s Talk about “Us”Journal of Management Inquiry, 18
-
Ulrike Schultze (2000)
A Confessional Account of an Ethnography About Knowledge WorkMIS Q., 24
-
(1996)
Research Note: Organizational Theory: Blind and Deaf to Gender? -
E. Bell, Daniel King (2010)
The elephant in the room: Critical management studies conferences as a site of body pedagogicsManagement Learning, 41
-
S. Meriläinen, J. Tienari, Robyn Thomas, A. Davies (2008)
Hegemonic Academic Practices: Experiences of Publishing from the PeripheryOrganization, 15
-
P. Martin (2006)
Practising Gender at Work: Further Thoughts on ReflexivityGender, Work and Organization, 13
-
L. Holmgren, J. Hearn (2009)
Framing ‘men in feminism’: theoretical locations, local contexts and practical passings in men's gender-conscious positionings on gender equality and feminismJournal of Gender Studies, 18
-
M. Vickers (2007)
Autoethnography as Sensemaking: A Story of BullyingCulture and Organization, 13
-
S.R. Clegg, M. Kornberger, C. Rhodes
Noise, parasites and translation: theory and practice in management consulting -
D. Sims
Writing as reflexive knowledge production and as self‐production -
10.1177/1350508406063492
-
E. Holvino (2008)
Intersections: The Simultaneity of Race, Gender and Class in Organization StudiesGender, Work and Organization, 17
-
Steven Brown (2002)
Michel SerresTheory, Culture & Society, 19
-
S. Nkomo (1992)
The Emperor Has No Clothes: Rewriting “Race in Organizations”Academy of Management Review, 17
- Publisher
- Emerald Publishing
- Copyright
- Copyright © 2013 Emerald Group Publishing Limited. All rights reserved.
- ISSN
- 2040-7149
- DOI
- 10.1108/02610151311324415
- Publisher site
- See Article on Publisher Site
Abstract
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to contribute to the debate on reflexivity in organization and management studies by scrutinizing the possibilities of self‐reflexivity. Design/methodology/approach – By means of auto‐ethnography, the authors analyze their own experiences as (pro‐)feminist men in the field of gender studies. Findings – The authors argue that self‐reflexivity is partial, fragmentary and transient: it surfaces in situations where the authors’ activities and identities as researchers are challenged by others and they become aware of their precarious position. Originality/value – The paper's perspective complements more instrumental understandings of self‐reflexivity, and stimulates further debate on its limits as well as potential.
Journal
Equality Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal – Emerald Publishing
Published: Feb 8, 2013
Keywords: Reflexivity; Self‐reflexivity; Autoethnography; Men; Feminism; Gender