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Researcher Positionality and AI-Mediated Knowledge Production in Multilingual Qualitative Research
Researcher positionality is conventionally discussed in relation to access, rapport, power and interpretation during qualitative fieldwork. Yet the researcher’s situated knowledge also shapes what happens after interviews have ended, particularly when automated systems convert speech into analytical
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