Listing systematic inequalities for the oppressed group and the corresponding privileges for the advantaged group does not tell us how people live out inequalities. This is where qualitative feminist analyst's work comes in. Feminist researchers, for example, can study hidden inequalities and how the powerful speak and act in ways that make those inequalities. This book aims to guide researchers not only on how to think in terms of the feminist perspective, but how to translate their research into feminist practice and analysis. Sherryl Kleinman offers ten angles for feminist analysis, or ten things to keep in mind when doing fieldwork and developing an analysis.Key Features: - Provides guiding feminist principles in the introduction of each chapter- Contains real world examples of feminist fieldwork analysis- Includes analytical questions at the end of each chapter that can be applied to work in the field or at the desk- Gives researchers the principles that matter for doing qualitative work and research