The progressive verification method
Women s Studies International ForumPublished 1 January 1991
Janet Mancini Billson
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Abstract
Feminists have criticized traditional social science methodology for creating and perpetuating myths that inhibit our understanding of women's experiences and position in society. This article offers a research approach, the Progressive Verification Method, that is grounded in feminist theory and attempts to address the myths of a single, androcentric society; objectivity; historical and cultural abstraction; noninterference; and researcher authority. The method was developed in order to conduct a cross-cultural study of women in Canada.
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