商品描述
A guide to the doing of critical and creative research with a range of unusual means to apprise places and build ethical relationships. This catalogue of methods draws on the wealth of cutting-edge critical and creative social research from the Goldsmiths Sociology Department to offer an engaged guide to doing research with a range of unexpected relations. The collection focuses on multiple assemblages of objects, media, materials, practices, relations, devices, and atmospheres, spanning methods and topics involving food to activism, knitting to ghosts, theater to documents, collaging to corridors. Through hands-on discussions of the practicalities, ethics, and politics of doing social research, the catalogue showcases a wide range of examples of what methods might mean and do. It builds a case for an understanding of contemporary social research as interdisciplinary, responsive, dynamic, vital, and urgent in studying and shaping social worlds.
Goldsmiths Sociology Department is internationally recognized as being at the forefront of some of the most daring, original and unconventional methodological innovation. Their unbounded approach to social research offers textured yet clear paths through the problems and issues before us, as contributors present the methodological puzzles they have become knotted with. The short and imaginative case studies offer new ways of teaching, learning, and doing lively and rigorous research. This is research as close-up observations, infrastructural interventions and imaginative play.
How to Do Social Research With ... will be essential for anyone interested in expanding their repertoire of social research methods.
商品描述(中文翻譯)
一本關於以各種不尋常手段進行批判性和創造性研究的指南，旨在評估場所並建立倫理關係。
這本方法目錄汲取了金史密斯大學社會學系前沿的批判性和創造性社會研究的豐富成果，提供了一個參與式的研究指南，涵蓋了一系列意想不到的關係。該合集專注於多種物件、媒介、材料、實踐、關係、裝置和氛圍的組合，涉及從食物到行動主義、編織到鬼魂、劇場到文件、拼貼到走廊的各種方法和主題。透過對社會研究的實務、倫理和政治的實際討論，這本目錄展示了方法可能意味著什麼以及能做什麼的廣泛範例。它為理解當代社會研究的跨學科性、反應性、動態性、重要性和緊迫性提供了論據，旨在研究和塑造社會世界。
金史密斯大學社會學系在國際上被認可為一些最具挑戰性、原創性和非常規方法創新的前沿機構。他們對社會研究的無界限方法提供了清晰而豐富的路徑，幫助我們解決當前面臨的問題和議題，貢獻者們展示了他們所面臨的各種方法論難題。這些簡短而富有想像力的案例研究提供了新的教學、學習和進行生動而嚴謹研究的方式。這是關於近距離觀察、基礎設施介入和富有想像力的遊戲的研究。
《如何進行社會研究...》將對任何希望擴展其社會研究方法庫的人來說都是必不可少的。
作者簡介
Rebecca Coleman is Professor at the School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies and Bristol Digital Futures Institute at the University of Bristol. She is the author of
Transforming Images: Screens, Affect, Futures and
The Becoming of Bodies: Girls, Images, Experience.
Kat Jungnickel is Reader in the Sociology Department of Goldsmiths, University of London and the author of
Bikes and Bloomers: Victorian Women Inventors and Their Extraordinary Cycle Wear (Goldsmiths Press). She co-directs the Methods Lab and the Digital World Making group that supports interdisciplinary collaborations and runs events across college that experiment with inventive ways of doing social research.
Nirmal Puwar is a Reader in Sociology at Goldsmiths, University of London. She has been a member of the
Feminist Review editorial collective since 2000.
作者簡介(中文翻譯)
Rebecca Coleman 是布里斯托大學社會學、政治與國際研究學院及布里斯托數位未來研究所的教授。她是《Transforming Images: Screens, Affect, Futures》和《The Becoming of Bodies: Girls, Images, Experience》的作者。
Kat Jungnickel 是倫敦大學金史密斯學院社會學系的講師，也是《Bikes and Bloomers: Victorian Women Inventors and Their Extraordinary Cycle Wear》（金史密斯出版社）的作者。她共同指導方法實驗室和數位世界創造小組，支持跨學科的合作，並在學院內舉辦實驗性社會研究活動。
Nirmal Puwar 是倫敦大學金史密斯學院的社會學講師。自2000年以來，她一直是《Feminist Review》編輯集體的成員。
