Boden Zoë V R, Gibson Susanne, Owen Gareth J, Benson Outi
London South Bank University, London, United Kingdom
Independent Researcher.
Qual Health Res. 2016 Jul;26(8):1078-90. doi: 10.1177/1049732315576709. Epub 2015 Mar 20.
In this article, we explore how feelings permeated our qualitative research on suicide. Drawing on phenomenological theory, we argue for the epistemic and ethical importance of the feelings that emerge through research encounters, considering them to be embodied, intersubjective, and multilayered, and requiring careful interpretation through a "reflexivity of feelings." We sketch a tentative framework of the ways that we experienced feelings in our research and give three in-depth examples to illustrate some of the different layers and types of feelings we identified. We reflexively interpret these feelings and their role in our analysis and then discuss some of the ethical and methodological issues related to examining feelings in suicide research, and research more generally.
在本文中，我们探讨了情感如何渗透到我们关于自杀的定性研究中。借鉴现象学理论，我们论证了研究过程中产生的情感在认识论和伦理方面的重要性，认为这些情感是具身的、主体间的且多层次的，需要通过“情感反思性”进行仔细解读。我们勾勒了一个关于我们在研究中体验情感方式的初步框架，并给出三个深入的例子来说明我们所识别出的一些不同层次和类型的情感。我们对这些情感及其在我们分析中的作用进行反思性解读，然后讨论与自杀研究以及更广泛的研究中审视情感相关的一些伦理和方法论问题。
