Ethnographic Research Ethics Roundtable: Looking Out for Our Participants, Ourselves, and Each Other

Laurel Zwissler

Ethnographic Research Ethics Roundtable: Looking Out for Our Participants, Ourselves, and Each Other

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Abstract

Ethnographic methods are increasingly promoted across the interdisciplinary fields of the academic study of religion and form an important part of our subfields of queer and trans*<br>studies in religion. This roundtable brings together scholars utilizing a diversity of qualitative methods to conduct research with and on contemporary and historical communities.

Original language	English
State	Published - Feb 20 2022
Event	UCR Conference on Queer and Transgender Studies in Religion - Duration: Feb 20 2022 → Feb 20 2022

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Conference	UCR Conference on Queer and Transgender Studies in Religion
Period	02/20/22 → 02/20/22

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Ethnographic Research Ethics Roundtable: Looking Out for Our Participants, Ourselves, and Each Other

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