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Sorry for the top of my head being cut off in the last vlog!
To clarify: What are the 'institutions' I will be talking about?
I'll be looking at both state and private (charity) institutions.
1) Schools
2) Courts and Law
3) Workhouses
4) Prisons
5) Mental Institutions / Lunatic Asylums
At the moment I am beginning to focus on ideas around reflexivity in my research - who am I? So here are some aspects of who I am...
- I have been an interpreter for 9 years
- I do not come from a Deaf family
- I've been working with the Deaf community for about 15 years
- I did a Master's thesis in DCU about Deaf politics
- I worked on Hands On as a researcher for two years
- I worked in the Irish Deaf Society as Administrator
- I received my Interpreting Diploma from CDS in 2005, so I've been a professional interpreter for 9 years now.
So that's me; a quick summary anyway. What I'm hoping to do now is investigate who 'I' am a little further. The biases and baggage I may bring to my research, and also the crucial discussion of power when it comes to research processes and production.
Obviously the aspects of 'me' I have outlined here will all need examination and dissection over the coming months! I'm looking forward to it!
Sorry for the top of my head being cut off in the last vlog!
To clarify: What are the 'institutions' I will be talking about?
I'll be looking at both state and private (charity) institutions.
1) Schools
2) Courts and Law
3) Workhouses
4) Prisons
5) Mental Institutions / Lunatic Asylums
At the moment I am beginning to focus on ideas around reflexivity in my research - who am I? So here are some aspects of who I am...
- I have been an interpreter for 9 years
- I do not come from a Deaf family
- I've been working with the Deaf community for about 15 years
- I did a Master's thesis in DCU about Deaf politics
- I worked on Hands On as a researcher for two years
- I worked in the Irish Deaf Society as Administrator
- I received my Interpreting Diploma from CDS in 2005, so I've been a professional interpreter for 9 years now.
So that's me; a quick summary anyway. What I'm hoping to do now is investigate who 'I' am a little further. The biases and baggage I may bring to my research, and also the crucial discussion of power when it comes to research processes and production.
Obviously the aspects of 'me' I have outlined here will all need examination and dissection over the coming months! I'm looking forward to it!
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