Narrating Intersectional Perspectives Across Social Scales

<p>This book presents a guide to researching intersectionality. Clear and jargon-free this book introduces a narrative-driven scalar and polyvocal approach to the antiracist–feminist framework. Thimm shows students how intersectionality can be used as a methodology especially in the analysis of multiple ‘identities’.</p><p>This text considers complex social inequalities as parallel to one another – not only gender race class and age but also ethnicity sibling seniority religion or educational attainment. Readers will learn how to investigate in a methodologically structured way the interwoven realities of life for different people and population groups simultaneously permeated by marginalization and dominance.</p><p>With multiple-social-scale analysis and deep discussion of how to conduct data collection evaluation and write-up this book will be of interest to students early-career scholars and faculties teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in women’s gender queer and ethnic studies. Courses in anthropology sociology political science and beyond that engaged research on how people are marginalized or privileged given their axes of identification will also find the book an invaluable resource.</p>