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Wearing Multiple Reflexive Hats: The Ethical Complexities of Media-Oriented Community Engaged Learniducation and conducting research on the topic. As a type of experiential learning (EL), the overarching objective of CEL is for students to engage in a project developed collaboratively with a community partner that has mutually beneficial outcomes. The chapter critically examines the ethical issues

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The Ethics of Reciprocal Communicationof studying activist media production practices. It engages with the tensions of maintaining distance and proximity to activist research, as well as of communicating and reflecting upon critique by exploring questions such as the possibilities of scholars to research activist practice without becomi

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