Nancy Naples provides an overview of different theories of feminist methodology, linked to Naples' experiences of activist research. Each section of the book represents a theory, methodology, or practice that is essential for understanding feminist research.
Explores the connections among motherhood, work, politics and the community in low-income urban environments. It reveals the significant legacies of the social movements of the 1960s as well as the War on Poverty.
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