Social Contexts of Method

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

AvMichael Brenner,Peter Marsh,Marylin Brenner

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Originally published in 1978, The Social Contexts of Method explores what the editors considered some basic problems in the sociology of methodology at the time. They felt there were also many others, which find expression and treatment in this book. The contributors, a like-minded group of sociologists, social psychologists and philosophers, had in many ways their own paths towards a new understanding of the role of method in social enquiry. They all rejected or were deeply critical of the methods traditionally used in psychology or the social sciences, and most rejected causal explanations. The book is appraised as a whole in a final chapter, which examines and breaks down this new approach to the study of social behaviour. Today it can be read in its historical context.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-11-02
Mått138 x 216 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieRoutledge Revivals
Antal sidor258
FörlagTaylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN9781041413844

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Michael BrennerPeter Marsh As a mature student, Peter studied Psychology at Oxford University and went on to gain DPhil. He taught at Oxford Polytechnic (later Oxford Brookes University) before settling up his own research group, the Social Issues Research Centre, a non profit think tank working on social and lifestyle issues. He was best known for work on football hooligans and the connections between drinking and disorder. He wrote and contributed to a number of other publications including Aggro:The Illusion of Violence, The Rules of Disorder with Elizabeth Rosser and Rom Harre and Driving Passion: The Psychology of the Car with Peter Collett.Marylin Brenner

Introduction 1. On Negative Rationalism in Scholarly Studies of Verbal Communication and Dynamic Residuals in the Construction of Human Inter-subjectivity Ragnar Rommeveit 2. Towards a Social Psychology of Everyday Life: A Standpoint ‘in Action’ John Shotter 3. Accounts, Actions and Meanings – the Practice of Participatory Psychology Rom Harré 4. Method and Sociological Discourse Stewart Clegg 5. Role-Playing and Role Performance in Social Psychological Research Gerald P. Ginsberg 6. Interviewing: The Social Phenomenology of a Research Instrument Michael Brenner 7. Meaning – Who Needs It? Herbert Menzel 8. The Structuralist Analysis of Communication: An Example of Problem-Centred Methodology David D. Clarke 9. Qualitative Knowing in Action Research Donald T. Campbell 10. Hierarchies of Interaction in Sociological Research Derek L. Phillips 11. Discussion Chapter: An Appraisal of the New Approach to the Study of Social Behaviour Michael Argyle. Index.