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Listening as method: She speaks and the case for podcasting as a feminist research methodology in women's non-medicalised self-care
Women's non-medicalised self-care — the everyday, relational practices through which women tend to themselves — remains largely illegible to conventional health research methods. This article argues that podcasting constitutes a feminist research methodology rather than a supplementary dissemination
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