Doing Research in Cultural Studies: An Introduction to Classical and New Methodological Approaches
Published 3 November 2003
Paula Saukko
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PART ONE: THINKING METHODOLOGICALLY Introduction Locating Cultural Studies and the Book Combining Methodologies in Cultural Studies PART TWO: STUDYING LIVED EXPERIENCE Studying Lived Resistance New Ethnography and Understanding the Other Between Experience and Discourse PART THREE: READING DISCOURSES Reading Ideology Genealogical Analysis On Deconstruction and Beyond PART FOUR: ANALYZING THE GLOBAL CONTEXT Analysis of 'Reality' and Space Studying Multiple Sites and Scapes
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Social Sciences