Using Foucault’s Methods – SOCI515

Date:

27/03/2019 - 08/05/2019

Organised by:

University of Liverpool

Presenter:

Dr Nicole Vitellone

Level:

Intermediate (some prior knowledge)

Contact:

Leah Linton at lintonl@liverpool.ac.uk.

Map:

View in Google Maps  (L3 5SR)

Venue:

Room 115, 126 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool

Description:

This module introduces students to the uses of Foucault’s theory and method in the social sciences. The module is structured to provide insight into the ways Foucault’s technique and method have been taken up in sociology and applied to social research.

Focusing on discourse as a cornerstone of Foucault’s methods, our aim is to reconsider the status of ‘reality’ in the social sciences.

Covering his key texts we address Foucault's method as an important device for studying power and society. In so doing the module seeks to engage students with the uses of Foucault's method for social science research and social inquiry.

Cost:

Registration is free for University of Liverpool and NWDTC postgraduates. Non-University of Liverpool and non-NWDTC students: £150 per accredited module, or £100 without accreditation

Website and registration:

Region:

North West

Keywords:

Mixed Methods, social science research , social inquiry.

Related publications and presentations:

Mixed Methods

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