How do I get to the truth if in the process of interview the participants become more conscious of their individual subjective realities as concretized by the very act of their talking, and subsequently modulate their utterances?
How do I study oppression? To think that the reality can be adequately understood using reasoning and/or own experience seems contumelious. How do I know that my interpretive representations of the oppressed's testimony is not anamorphic?
