Problem Spaces

Problem SpacesUnlock a new perspective with 'Problem Spaces' by Celia Lury, an essential read for researchers and scholars aiming to navigate the transformative landscape of social inquiry. This innovative book challenges conventional methodologies, urging readers to reconceptualize the essence of a 'problem space'. Each problem is dynamic, continuously shaped through our methodological engagements. With 256 pages of cutting edge analysis published by John Wiley &

Unlock a new perspective with 'Problem Spaces' by Celia Lury, an essential read for researchers and scholars aiming to navigate the transformative landscape of social inquiry. This innovative book challenges conventional methodologies, urging readers to reconceptualize the essence of a 'problem space'. Each problem is dynamic, continuously shaped through our methodological engagements. With 256 pages of cutting-edge analysis published by John Wiley & Sons in 2020, you'll explore the synergy of observation, reflexivity, and datafication. Delve into themes ranging from feminist methodologies to platformization, enriching your understanding of today's complex research narratives. With its emphasis on compositional methodology, this book equips you with the creative tools necessary for responding to contemporary research questions. Whether you are a student or an experienced researcher, 'Problem Spaces' is an invaluable addition to your academic toolkit. Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled. Condition: BRAND NEW, ISBN: 9781509507948.

Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.

Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781509507948
Year: 2020
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (UK)
Pages: 256


Description:
In this innovative book, Celia Lury argues that the time has come for us to explore the world not only with new methods, but with a new approach to methodology itself. Fundamental changes are taking place in how we produce knowledge, how we communicate it and, indeed, what we consider to be knowledge. These changes demand innovative and creative responses to research questions.   Lury's rethinking of the nature of social inquiry starts by reconceptualizing the 'problem space'. Problems are not static or a 'given'; rather, they are created and continually recomposed as part of the methodological process itself. Following the line of thought that methods are practices that articulate as much as capture a social problem, Lury further develops the notion of compositional methodology to think through its implications. With remarkable fluency, the book draws into conversation a range of hot-button issues, both longstanding and novel, from observation, reflexivity, recursive measurement and feminist methodologies, to participation, context, datafication and platformization.   Always with an eye to the methodological potential of new trends, the book provides a strong challenge to much received wisdom and argues that a combination of techniques can contribute to better understanding of the problem spaces we all inhabit.