Toward a Feminist Digital Ethnography: Navigating Ethics, Reflexivity and Representation at the Frontier of Online and Offline Spaces
摘要
The chapter presents a case study of Somali migrants in South Africa through a lens of feminist digital ethnography. The politics of representation situates much of this study discussing the role of reflexivity in feminist ethnographic practice. Employing a postmodernist critique of ethnographic practice, the author interrogates vulnerabilities in the research process and structures of data collection based on the "researcher-researchee" relationship.