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Postmodernism and social research

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Postmodernism in Literature and Education Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics

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Series editor's foreword Preface Introduction Postmodernism a sceptical overview Key themes in postmodernism Taking language seriously Unpacking categories Postmodernism and interviews Interpreting and writing Selectively applying pomo thinking an illustration Conclusions Suggested further readings Glossary References Index.

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