Einstein's fish and the elephant

Research ramblings from a postgraduate sociologist, come social activist, come worker's cooperative worker-director, come Crossfitting middle-aged mum

Tuesday, 16 March 2021

To Alan

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In memory of Alan Armstrong   Missing you,  Alan . Pioneer. Working class man who made good. Risk taker. Actor. Game to try anything.   T...
Saturday, 30 January 2021

Reflections as I (finally) finish my thesis on why it took me two decades to start

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Retrospective I wrote this in 2015. I'd not long had my 50th birthday and I'd been invited to swap from a quick 'in and out'...
Thursday, 28 January 2021

The sweet shop window: An allegory about the world as lived and the world as socially researched

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This morning I decided the world of blogs was a better place for this way of telling a story than my (soon to be written and submitted) doct...
Tuesday, 15 December 2020

What do Easy Read and qualitative data analysis have in common?

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I'm going to assume you know what Easy Read is. If you don't, check out Planet Easy Read .  Easy Read relies on images and words. A ...
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Monday, 7 December 2020

Applying sociology

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Sociology is too useful to be allowed to hide in universities. Social theories of culture: we create meaning as we interact. That means we c...
Thursday, 1 October 2020

Becoming Welshflier

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We all have a personal identity - how we see ourselves. And then we have a social identity - how we are seen and the roles we play in relati...
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Monday, 31 August 2020

Thinking about thinking

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  Much is written and said in sociology about ‘reflecting’ and ‘being reflexive’. It is something I am told I do instinctively and habituall...
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