Foucault and the dyslexic subject
Dyslexia is a learning difficulty which affects reading, writing, spelling and memory skills and...
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Category: Research Students
The experiences of ‘estranged students’: Call for Participants
Participants are required for the following study: The experiences of ‘estranged students’ beyond...
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Whose higher education experience is it anyway?
Whose higher education experience is it anyway? - Rethinking the university ideal....
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Should mobile phones be banned from Scottish Schools?
Should mobile phones be banned from Scottish Schools? Plainly put, no. I must start by saying that...
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Positionality and my PhD
In this post I delve into some of the questions I asked myself during my journey through the...
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Permission to theorise
A recurring question when talking to researchers is: Am I allowed to use social theory in my...
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Finding your writing flow
How can doctoral students complete their theses timely? A number of factors facilitate timely...
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What is this thing called ‘Social Theory’?
I am very grateful to the BERA SIG social theory, for putting on the “Theory as Method” day this...
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Making a case for documentary research
Documentary-based research (sometimes called desk-based research) is just as valid as any other...
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What does it mean to take a position? Researchers and the researched
One of the most important considerations for the researcher is the position they occupy in...
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What comes first – the analytical framework or the data collection?
This is a bit of a chicken and egg question; one that I have often asked myself … out of fear that...
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What are the benefits and drawbacks of case study research?
There should be no doubt that with case studies what you gain in depth you lose in breadth – this...
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