"Sociologist of education Annette Lareau is renowned in her field for her compassionate ethnographic work and the insightful ideas she's able to draw from it. With Listening to People, she has given us an extremely practical guide to doing the kind of work she has been celebrated for. Lareau covers just about everything a social scientist needs to know--formulating a topic and honing it down to a good research question, obtaining IRB approval, finding a site and making introductions, conducting high-quality interviews and participant--observation, taking good notes and writing them up later, analyzing the data, and best of all, making clear how much the data analysis and the writing are part of the same process. Her tone throughout is about as straightforward as it gets, and she very generously shares stories of her own mistakes, missteps, and anxieties. Written for students and scholars in sociology, education, communications, social work, and possibly political science, anthropology, and related fields, the book will be an indispensable guide for graduate students and faculty in the social sciences (broadly conceived), and is even suitable for undergraduates"-- Provided by publisher.
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Op 6 november 2015 hield Ruth Benschop haar lectorale rede. Ze richt daarin haar blik op de praktijk van artistiek In haar gedachte-experiment voert ze ons langs een bonte stoet: een achttiende-eeuwse eland, de schrijvende antropoloog, zwijgende werknemers in een lift, en slurpende tafelgenoten. Wat gebeurt er als we eikenhouten clichés over kunst en wetenschap, autonomie en openbaarheid, subjectiviteit en objectiviteit even terzijde leggen?
Qualitative and quantitative research methods were used to establish the role of the website in the educational process of Bedrijfsmanagement MKB students, and the use of the website in the student recruitment process.
