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The psycho-affective echoes of colonialism in fieldwork relations

Der psychoaffektive Widerhall des Kolonialismus in der Feldforschung
Los ecos psico-afectivos del colonialismo en las relaciones de trabajo de campo
[journal article]

Garot, Robert

Abstract

"This article describes the varieties of relations with African immigrant interviewees in Tuscany as experienced by a white male interviewer from the United States. Franz Fanon's discussion of the psycho-affective consequences of colonialism is vital for understanding how naive and romantic notions ... view more

"This article describes the varieties of relations with African immigrant interviewees in Tuscany as experienced by a white male interviewer from the United States. Franz Fanon's discussion of the psycho-affective consequences of colonialism is vital for understanding how naive and romantic notions of fieldwork relations are disingenuous, counter-productive and perhaps destructive in a neo-colonial landscape." (author's abstract)... view less


"In diesem Beitrag reflektiert der Autor Forschungserfahrungen im Rahmen von Interviews, die er als weißer, nordamerikanischer Forscher mit afrikanischen Immigrant/innen in der Toskana geführt hat. Dabei war für ihn das Konzept der psychoaffektiven Konsequenzen des Kolonialismus, wie von Franz Fanon... view more

"In diesem Beitrag reflektiert der Autor Forschungserfahrungen im Rahmen von Interviews, die er als weißer, nordamerikanischer Forscher mit afrikanischen Immigrant/innen in der Toskana geführt hat. Dabei war für ihn das Konzept der psychoaffektiven Konsequenzen des Kolonialismus, wie von Franz Fanon thematisiert, von herausragender Bedeutung, um zu verstehen, in welcher Weise naive und romantisierende Vorstellungen von Feldforschung in einem neokolonialen Kontext unaufrichtig bzw. deplatziert sein und im schlimmsten Falls auch destruktiv wirken können." (Autorenreferat)... view less

Keywords
colonialism; field research; immigration; migrant; African; Italy; interview; refugee; psychological consequences; neocolonialism; methodology

Classification
Research Design
Methods and Techniques of Data Collection and Data Analysis, Statistical Methods, Computer Methods

Method
descriptive study

Document language
English

Publication Year
2014

Page/Pages
9 p.

Journal
Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung / Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 15 (2014) 1

ISSN
1438-5627

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution


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