Making a case for social theory in education research
I was interviewed recently by Dr. Philip Tonner, Director of The Hutcheson’s Centre for...
Read Moreby Mark Murphy | Theory | 0
I was interviewed recently by Dr. Philip Tonner, Director of The Hutcheson’s Centre for...
Read Moreby Mark Murphy | Editor's Choice, Frankfurt School | 0
Article: Thomas, N. (2012). Love, rights and solidarity: Studying children’s participation using...
Read Moreby Andrew Wilkins | Theory | 1
Book review of: Social Theory and Education Research. Edited by Mark Murphy. Routledge: Oxon. 2013...
Read Moreby Naomi Flynn | Bourdieu, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 2
This is the latest blog post in relaton to the BERA 2013 conference – the actual...
Read Moreby Oscar Odena | Method, Research Students, Uncategorized | 1
How do people – research students in particular – make sense of large amounts of qualitative data?...
Read Moreby Mark Murphy | Theory | 2
Thesis Eleven is the most famous of Karl Marx’s Theses on Feuerbach, and goes like this: ...
Read Moreby Mark Murphy | Theory | 0
A first in a series of posts on power (this one based on the classic edited text Power in...
Read Moreby Mark Murphy | Theory | 2
Yesterday, a blog post came to my attention on Twitter. Written by ‘Angry...
Read Moreby Mark Murphy | Editor's Choice, Inequalities | 0
Article: Mary O’Donoghue (2013): Putting working-class mothers in their place: social...
Read Moreby Huw Davies | Self and Identity | 6
Youth is not just a biological category; it’s also a societal invention. This may sound like...
Read Moreby Mark Murphy | Editor's Choice, Inequalities | 0
Top of the class: Isaac Gottesman (2013): Socialist revolution: Samuel Bowles, Herbert Gintis, and...
Read Moreby Mark Murphy | Inequalities | 2
Thanks to last week’s publication of results from the Great British Class Survey (GBCS) in the...
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