Charlotte Frederica Barlow
Birmingham City University
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International Journal of Social Research Methodology | 2016
Charlotte Frederica Barlow
As units of analysis, documents are often seen as unproblematic, easily accessed sources of data. This research note discusses and reflects on a research project where documents were not easy to access and instead prompted significant negotiation, contained disturbing information and images and had an emotional impact on the researcher. A reflexive account is provided in this paper, which draws upon feminist methodological theory and explores the researcher’s experiences of using documents in research. The paper concludes that documents should not always be categorised as a low risk data source, rather issues such as access difficulties, ethical dilemmas and potential emotional harm, should also be considered.
Social media and society | 2016
Charlotte Frederica Barlow; Imran Awan
Academics are increasingly expected to use social media to disseminate their work and knowledge to public audiences. Although this has various advantages, particularly for alternative forms of dissemination, the web can also be an unsafe space for typically oppressed or subordinated groups. This article presents two auto-ethnographic accounts of the abuse and hate academics researching oppressed groups, namely, women and people of Muslim faith, experienced online. In doing so, this article falls into four parts. The first section provides an overview of existing literature, particularly focusing on work which explores the violence and abuse of women and people of Muslim faith online. The second section considers the auto-ethnographic methodological approach adopted in this article. The third section provides the auto-ethnographic accounts of the author’s experiences of hate and abuse online. The final section locates these experiences within broader theoretical concepts, such as silencing, and considers possible implications of such online hate in both an academic context and beyond.
新闻与大众传媒:英文版 | 2015
Charlotte Frederica Barlow; Adam Lynes
This paper explores the visual construction and representation of female sex offenders. It utilises the case study of Vanessa George, a nursery worker who was involved in the exchange of indecent imagery of children via an online paedophile ring. The first part of the paper considers the emergence of the sub-discipline, visual criminology and examines what is known about the visual representation of female offenders. The second part presents the findings of an empirical investigation, which involved engaging in a critical, reflexive visual analysis of a selection photographs and the police mugshot of Vanessa George. The paper considers the ways in which George‟s physical appearance and her suggested ability to deceive were used to visually represent her as “other”, thus reinforcing the existing simplistic motifs of female sex offending.
Feminist Legal Studies | 2016
Charlotte Frederica Barlow
Howard Journal of Criminal Justice | 2015
Charlotte Frederica Barlow
Archive | 2016
Charlotte Frederica Barlow
Archive | 2016
Karen Ross; Charlotte Frederica Barlow; Deborah Ging
Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice | 2018
Charlotte Frederica Barlow; Sandra Walklate
Archive | 2018
Charlotte Frederica Barlow; Kelly Johnson
Archive | 2015
Charlotte Frederica Barlow