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Outside home. Notes on reflexivity

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There is a wide spectrum of ways in managing subjectivity intrinsic in research. This paper goes through and �lives� (Gregorio Gil, 2014) some research experiences: one on prostitution of minors and another on trafficking in human beings. These two experiences reveal how some of the characteristics of my subjectivity � among which that of being a �young female foreigner and outsider� in academia and in fieldwork � and of my own researches, have impacted that reflexivity practice alongside access to related fields, types of relationships and shared information. The paper proffers the idea in which a �reflexive process� on subjectivity can involve and/or hopefully involve the entire experience of the researcher, going beyond the borders of a single research. In the process, unexpected elements of subjectivity can come into play; in other cases the meaning attributed to them can change in time or can have a role different from what had been expected. Some elements, objects of epistemological analyses, as imposed by a reflexive approach, can become objects of attention also on the phenomenological level.

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  • Mara Clemente, 2017. "Outside home. Notes on reflexivity," Academicus International Scientific Journal, Entrepreneurship Training Center Albania, issue 15, pages 136-150, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:etc:journl:y:2017:i:15:p:136-150
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    1. Xhevdet Halili, 2015. "Smuggling of human beings and connection with organized crime," Academicus International Scientific Journal, Entrepreneurship Training Center Albania, issue 11, pages 175-183, January.
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