Constructing gendered identities: the rhetorics of gender in the ngo's volunteers' talk about sex trafficking
Abstract
This study examines the construction of gendered identities in Greek NGOs volunteers’ interview talk about sex trafficking. The study adopts a social psychological perspective and combines elements from critical discursive social psychology and recent feminist post-structuralist theory. More specifically the key analytical tools of the study’s methodology are the concepts of interpretative repertoires and ideological dilemmas (Potter and Wetherell, 1987, Wetherell, 1998, Billig, Condor, Edwards, Gene, Middleton, and Radley, 1988). The analysis stresses the link between the social construction of gender with sex trafficking. Gender is an object of negotiation in the volunteers’ talk about sex trafficking and is related with specific ideological positions and dilemmas that are going to be the product of analysis.The study consists of 32 semi structured interviews with volunteers working for NGOs in Greece. The NGOs were classified in four categories according to their profile. Those cate ...
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