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Words such as 'linked' and 'involved in seem at first sight to be saying much but in
explanatory terms they are saying rather little. At this point we can advance an
alternative approach to understanding. Critical realism views the world as a ...
Words such as 'linked' and 'involved in seem at first sight to be saying much but in
explanatory terms they are saying rather little. At this point we can advance an
alternative approach to understanding. Critical realism views the world as a ...
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At interview rapport – a meeting of two first-hand experiences – is prized. In
analysis, the precious disconfirming instance – a token of first-hand experience
with the power to rebutt public orthodoxy — can let the researcher know that their
...
At interview rapport – a meeting of two first-hand experiences – is prized. In
analysis, the precious disconfirming instance – a token of first-hand experience
with the power to rebutt public orthodoxy — can let the researcher know that their
...
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Brunel University KEVIN HETHERINGTON Sociology Beyond Societies:
Mobilities for the Twenty-first Century John Urry London: Routledge, 20oo, £
16.99,255 pp. (ISBNo-415-19089-4) In his latest book, Urry aims to set a
sociological agenda ...
Brunel University KEVIN HETHERINGTON Sociology Beyond Societies:
Mobilities for the Twenty-first Century John Urry London: Routledge, 20oo, £
16.99,255 pp. (ISBNo-415-19089-4) In his latest book, Urry aims to set a
sociological agenda ...
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