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Inter-cultural issues in testing Chinese students' writing
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"Weighing the turkey does not make it fat":a reappraisal of assessment of bilingual learners
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Topic use following right hemisphere brain damage during three semi-structured conversational discourse samples
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A 'Rough Guide' to the History of Mentoring from a Marxist Feminist Perspective
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Independent, imaginative writing: lots of problems and some solutions
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Formulaic sequences in second language teaching: principle and practice
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Starting with ourselves : teacher-learner autonomy in language learning
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Getting smarter? : inventing context bound feminist research/writing with/in the postmodern
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This thesis is a contribution to the debates about the impact of ‘postmodernism’ on qualitative research practices. It is a performative discourse on the invention of feminist research methods with/in the postmodern (here, related to the pedagogy of Rape Crisis volunteer counsellor training). It addresses how feminism acting with/in postmodernism may experiment with the invention of a ‘new’ method hyper-textual electronic bricolage, which 1 name from my readings of Gregory Ulmer’s re-readings of Jacques Derrida. The research takes into account the enframing limits of technologies to argue that the theory and practice of electronic data analysis has been modelled to fit with/in existing notions of reading, writing, and the culture of qualitative research practice. It asserts that to invent a feminist research practice with/in the postmodern requires that we use hypertext not to do the work of print but to facilitate an alternative way of knowing materials. The thesis attends to the possibilities of electronic scripting as invention, and to the production of a print text arising from this. This electronically generated method bears the same relation to current CAQDAS (computer aided qualitative data analysis) techniques as the ‘new’ evocative ethnographic writings bear to the traditional ethnographic text. The thesis tells a reflective story of carrying out feminist inspired empirical work with/in the postmodern. It shows how, if feminism acting with/in the postmodern conceptualises research as an enactment of power relations between constituted subjects, the nature of our research conceptions and practices changes. It includes a multi-linear layered ‘collective story’ arising from the electronic hypertext generated from qualitative interview materials. This scripts some of the common themes that are important in forging an understanding of women’s experiences of Rape Crisis counsellor training, yet always retains an awareness of the significant differences between these tales. Finally, the thesis suggests that, if we are to develop feminist research methods with/in the postmodern that take into account the enframing limits of our technologies, we need to attend to the re-mapping of validities as we move from print to electronic ways of doing/knowing research.
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LC Special aspects of education
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URL: http://webcat.warwick.ac.uk/record=b1366685~S1 http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/109755/ http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/109755/1/WRAP_Theses_Rath_1999.pdf
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Dyslexia/reading difficulty: reassessing the evidence for a developmental model
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A formative evaluation of the implementation of a new syllabus and coursebook for secondary schools in Niger
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Intertextualities [Review of Language, structure and reproduction : an introduction to the sociology of Basil Bernstein, by Atkinson, P.]
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A study of the introduction of industrial studies into the City and Guilds construction craft courses, and of its relationship to the General Studies component
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