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Extended Practice — Dealing with challenging research situations

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http://somaticstoolkit.coventry.ac.uk/extended-practice-dealing-with-challenging-research-situations/
Abstract
In this Exploration you engage with challenging research situations and how to incorporate them fruitfully in your ethnography and analysis. You will be given space to attend to potential irritations, reluctances or fears when encountering people, opinions or ways of life that you might not (necessarily) like, or might even detest. You will be guided through a number of questions that relate to difficult research situations. We will ask you to relate to your bodily and affective responses to particular challenging persons or events in difficult research situations. Finally, we will focus on how these situations can be fruitfully engaged with during the writing process as a part of the data analysis.
Date Issued
2019-03-20
Publication Type
Other
Subject(s)
300 Social sciences, sociology & anthropology
Language(s)
en
Author(s)
Faust, Lene  
Institut für Sozialanthropologie  
Pfeifer, Simone
Additional Credits
Institut für Sozialanthropologie  
Journal
Somatics Toolkit, Extended Practice
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metadata.only
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