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Jul 7, 2020 • 5 tweets • 8 min read • Read on X
To what degree is the person of the researcher in the #research? In our latest #RECLAS #ethics rant @HannaEK6 @uniofjyvaskyla reflects on researcher positionality

languageonthemove.com/coming-to-term…
This closes our mini series on #ResearchEthics in #AppliedLinguistics by researchers from the #RECLAS center at @uniofjyvaskyla

In previous post, @HondtSigurd explored the implications of #GDPR for #ethnography and data collection in public spaces

languageonthemove.com/22601-2/
In another #RECLAS #ethics rant, @tainasaarinen questioned whether #research funding decisions made on the basis of "societal impact" are ethical

languageonthemove.com/are-funding-de…
The series on explorations in #research #ethics by Applied #Linguistics researchers from @uniofjyvaskyla was kicked off by @LPetteri, when he asked what the ethics implications of the methods and concepts we use in our research are

languageonthemove.com/do-concepts-an…
To access the full collection of #RECLAS ethics rants - explorations of #research #ethics in Applied #Linguistics and beyond - by @LPetteri @tainasaarinen @HondtSigurd and @HannaEK6 at a glance:

languageonthemove.com/tag/reclas-eth…

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