Using social theory thinking through research (SAGE in association with the Open University, 2003)
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [183]-191) and index
Introduction - Michael Pryke - Gillian Rose - Sarah Whatmore -- - PART I. ASKING QUESTIONS -- - Question of language - John Allen -- - Play of the world - Nigel Clark -- - Body of questions - Gillian Rose -- - PART II. INVESTIGATING THE FIELD -- - Imagining the field - Doreen Massey -- - Generating materials - Sarah Whatmore -- - Practising ethics - Nigel Thrift -- - PART III. WRITING PRACTICES -- - Telling materials - Mike Crang -- - Writing reflexively - Nick Bingham -- - Situated audiences - Michael Pryke
As the authors demonstrate, research is not simply 'done', it's got to be thought about and thought through. 'Using Social Theory's' accessible style makes it suitable for anyone wishing to engage with ideas in research in the social sciences and humanities