Pluralistic Qualitative Research into Male Eating Disorders
On the ISCHP mailing list, a fellow member shared a link to a workshop he’d done. He had delivered a highly interactive workshop on Foucauldian Discourse Analysis (FDA). Given the…
Posts Tagged: methodology
Returning your stories
I’m pleased to say that by Christmas I’ll be able to send my raw interpretations back to you guys who contributed your story for you to see what you think…
Thesis Skeleton Structure
I’ve recently been thinking about how my written up thesis will be organised, thinking it would be complicated and rather hard to mesh all of the interwoven interpretations together, especially…
Interpretation 2 (Yellow Interpretation)
Similar to my previous post then, going back over my sixteen stories you’ve sent me has me (re-)evaluating what was previously blogged. Interpretation 2 – Empathic = this is probably…
Defiantly Hermeneutic
What has struck me, from my humble beginnings almost twelve months ago when my call for participants ended, is just how ‘wrong’ the current one size fits all of research…
Adding theory of subjectivity to the chapter.
Another short post as I’m shattered have been doing ‘work’ work and have only just swapped to doing some of my PhD. Goodness my motivation is scant after the events…
How do males who identify as eating-disordered understand their own experiences? Designing the Research.
Here’s the research design in brief so you can see what the project currently involves (this has been ethically approved by an anonymous review panel) and you can also get…
Interpreting the first 3 years of my research journey. Part 1.
This entry is an attempt to ‘story out’ the first 3 years of my research journey (slightly more actually) which began when I began seriously thinking that it would be…
Journal entries
Appearing very shortly will be a series of posts which are summarised entries of my research journal so you can glean an idea of what’s going been going through my…
Making a firm decision on final journal format for interpretation work.
I originally considered the use of OneNote for journalling when making ethical decisions, in my presentation in 2009. It would be good to pick up some of the threads from…
Help! A serious case of writer’s block…
It is now official – i am well and truly stuck. I am living in some sort of semi-permanent fear of committing fingers to keys. I spent most of the…
Time to stop the reading for now.
“To read about… [a number of research methodologies] in order to get to the point of being able to make an informed choice would in all likelihood take longer than…