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Feminist Research Methodology
This paper teaches the formal accepted social research methods with feminist perspectives along with the research methods which have come to be accepted in formal spaces as a result of tested methods of feminist research scholars. This enables the students to perceive research from holistic perspective.
Research Design: exploratory, Descriptive, Experimental, Cross Sectional, Longitudinal
Empirical research - Sample and Survey, Questionnaire, Interview and Observation
Feminist Research Methodologies: Major concepts - Data Collection: Qualitative and Quantitative; Case Study; Oral Histories
Census of India, its Strength and Limitations in relation to women
Report Writing: Introduction, Acknowledgement, End/Foot Note, Reference, Bibliography.
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