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46 STEPH LAWLER assumes a fixity of
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48 STEPH LAWLER • Narratives link
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SECTION TWO Production and Consumpt
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54 AERON DAVIS This often involves
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56 AERON DAVIS towards further acad
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58 AERON DAVIS I conducted two stud
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60 AERON DAVIS interviewing any set
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62 AERON DAVIS researcher is confro
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64 AERON DAVIS details. Letters are
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66 AERON DAVIS SUMMARY: KEY POINTS
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CHAPTER 4 Investigating Cultural Co
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70 ANNEKE MEYER self-help literatur
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CHAPTER 5 Why Counting Counts David
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WHY COUNTING COUNTS 91 in a multi-v
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WHY COUNTING COUNTS 95 create, and
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CHAPTER 6 Why Observing Matters Vir
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WHY OBSERVING MATTERS 107 Alternati
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WHY OBSERVING MATTERS 117 Figure 6.
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EMBEDDED VERSUS IMMERSED RESEARCH W
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WHY OBSERVING MATTERS 121 community
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SECTION FOUR Texts and Pictures
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126 SARAH PINK Figure 7.1 David and
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128 SARAH PINK Figure 7.2 Up the ga
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130 SARAH PINK advocate the visual
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132 SARAH PINK Later in the twentie
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136 SARAH PINK different methods, s
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142 SARAH PINK retired housewives -
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146 SARAH PINK Hypermedia In their
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148 SARAH PINK • A collaborative
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CHAPTER 8 Analysing Discourse Marti
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152 MARTIN BARKER • This field is
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Table 8.2 (continued) THEORIES Saus
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ENGAGING WITH MEMORY 177 past. Alth
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ENGAGING WITH HISTORY 195 continuit
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ENGAGING WITH HISTORY 197 sense of
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ENGAGING WITH HISTORY 199 White Vic
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ENGAGING WITH HISTORY 201 judicious
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ENGAGING WITH HISTORY 213 6. On the
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 215 Barker, M. (1998)
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 217 Christopherson, S.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 219 Fairclough, N. (19
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 221 Halford, S. and Kn
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 223 Howes, D. (2005) E
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 225 Landy, M. (ed.) (2
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 227 Merton, R. K. and
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 229 Pickering, M. (199
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 231 Schroder, K. C. (1
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 233 Wertsch, J. V. (20
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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 235 currently
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Index Addams, Jane, 97 advertising,
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INDEX 239 Kassem, General Abdul Kar