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Research Methods for Cultural Studies (PDF eBook)


Research Methods for Cultural Studies (PDF eBook)

eBook by Pickering, Michael;

Research Methods for Cultural Studies (PDF eBook)

£20.99

ISBN:
9780748631193
Publication Date:
12 Aug 2008
Publisher:
Edinburgh University Press
Pages:
256 pages
Format:
eBook
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Research Methods for Cultural Studies (PDF eBook)

Description

An introduction to a range of research methods that are deployed in the study of cultural studies and related disciplines.

Contents

Introduction - Michael Pickering SECTION ONE: LIVES AND LIVED EXPERIENCE 1. Experience and the Social World - Michael Pickering 2. Stories and the Social World - Steph Lawler SECTION TWO: PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION 3. Investigating Cultural Producers - Aeron Davis 4. Investigating Cultural Consumers - Anneke Meyer SECTION THREE: QUANTITY AND QUALITY 5. Why Counting Counts - David Deacon 6. Why Observing Matters - Virginia Nightingale SECTION FOUR: TEXTS AND PICTURES 7. Analysing Visual Experience - Sarah Pink 8. Analysing Discourse - Martin Barker SECTION FIVE: LINKING WITH THE PAST 9. Engaging with Memory - Emily Keigthley 10. Engaging with History - Michael Pickering

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