Neighbours of passage: a microhistory of migrants in a Paris tenement, 1882–1932
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In conversation with Mechthild KIEGELMANN, Joseph MAXWELL talked about his academic pathway. MAXWELL mentioned biographical phases such as being lost in the field as a young scholar of anthropology, working as a researcher in medical education, teachin…
Transgender individuals have historically faced exclusion from social research, a systemic issue rooted in a lack of historical information. However, a comprehensive understanding of contemporary transness necessitates examining its history. In this ar…
In this article, I introduce concepts in higher education for teaching qualitative methods in the social sciences, namely flipped classroom and research-oriented learning, and I exemplify and discuss their application to research questions in geography…
In this paper, I reflect on the transfer of problem-centered interviews to a digital setting. I will compare 26 online interviews with six face-to-face interviews, elaborating on respective advantages and disadvantages. The reflection is based on the s…
Working thanatosociologically means being scientifically confronted with dying, death and/or bereavement, which does not leave researchers‘ affected life untouched. We would like to use the FQS Debate We Are Talking About Ourselves to provide insights …
In this article I propose a novel extension to landscape analysis through multidimensional understandings, including—yet reaching beyond—tangible and into more-than-representational understandings of landscape. This „transoptic“ approach to landscape, …
Based on three ethnographic dissertation projects, we examine to which extent situational analysis is a suitable approach to analyze the materiality of digital artifacts. The methodological claim of situational analysis to adequately account for the no…
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