CiNii 図書 - The Politics of field research : sociology beyond enlightenment

Sociological field research faces mounting pressures to examine its theoretical and methodological basis, its political origins and effects. This book draws on the contributors' extensive fieldwork experience to address the questions raised. What is the nature of the `field'? What can or should social research offer to funding agencies, social groups, the researcher and the subjects of the research? The contributors explore the political and philosophical context of social field research in general, and examine its role in particular fields of study such as service policy, advertising and management. They investigate the ways in which social research has been used in the field through detailed examples including community care and therapeutic communities.

Introduction - David Silverman and Jaber F Gubrium PART ONE: POLITICS OF THE FIELD Deconstructing the Field - Roy Turner The Impossible Dreams of Reformism and Romanticism - David Silverman Romantics and Stoics - Philip M Strong and Robert Dingwall The Construction of a Sociological Consumer - Peter R Grahame PART TWO: POLITICS IN THE FIELD Local Cultures and Service Policy - Jaber F Gubrium Corridors of Power - Don Slater Evaluation Research and Quality Assurance - Lindsay Prior Reconstituting the Sociology of Law - Susan Silbey and Austin Sarat PART THREE: POLITICS FROM THE FIELD Social Research and the Rationalization of Care - Mary Simms Ethnography Addressing the Practitioner - Michael Bloor and Neil McKeganey Studying Policies in the Field - Peter Manning Interventions in New Social Movements - Elim Papadakis

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