Tag: phenomenology

The muppets explain phenomenology

October 9, 2021
Speculative thoughts about the phenomenology of digitalisation

A few weeks ago, I found myself on a late night train to Manchester from London. After a long day, I was longing to arrive home, a prospect that seemed imminent as the train approached Stockport. Then it stopped. Eventually, we were told that there was someone on the tracks ahead and that the police […]

February 27, 2017
The Muppets explain Phenomenology (via @TGJBrock)

June 7, 2014
A dialogue between phenomenology and realism in pedagogical and educational research

The workshop forms part of the activity to support our Social Sciences strategic priorities for 2013-14 and falls under the Teaching research methods stream. The workshop is free to attend for delegates from both subscribing and non-subscribing institutions but booking is essential to secure your place as numbers are limited. The workshop aims to stimulate debate around the […]

November 23, 2013
Howard Becker, Blogging and Phenomenology

There’s a really nice post on Jon Rainford’s blog which talks about Howard Becker’s Writing for Social Scientists and its potential lessons for bloggers: This second edition examines some of the changes in technology in the twenty years since it was first published, especially in terms of ways in which computers have enhanced the ability […]

September 1, 2013