Mark Carrigan

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Could science fiction be a research method?

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Posted 2 years ago by Mark.

Call for papers: literature and sociology

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Posted 3 years ago by Mark.

Are you interested in sociological fiction?

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Posted 3 years ago by Mark.

Sociological micro-fiction

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Posted 4 years ago by Mark.

fiction and the social imaginary

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Posted 6 years ago by Mark.

Using fiction to write about your research

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Posted 7 years ago by Mark.

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