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Nick Crossley on Relational Sociology

Monday, January 23, 2012 • Duration

In this podcast I talk to Nick Crossley about his recent book Towards Relational Sociology. The interview covers relational sociology, interdisciplinary approaches to social theory, the future of social theory and the contested status of quantitative methods.

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Simon Williams on the Sociology of Sleep

Monday, January 23, 2012 • Duration

In this podcast Simon Williams talks about his new book the Politics of Sleep. While sleep is often taken to be a entirely private and natural part of human life, in recent years it has been the subject of a rich vein of interdisciplinary research. As well as exploring the political dimensions to contemporary discourses and practices of […]

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Stephen Turner on Normativity

Friday, January 20, 2012 • Duration

In this podcast Stephen Turner, plenary speaker for the theory stream at this year’s BSA conference, talks about his new book Explaining the Normative. The discussion explores changing theories of normativity and the different meanings they hold for philosophy and social science. Explaining Normativity Apologies for the poor sound quality of the recording. We had trouble finding […]

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Dave Elder-Vass on the Causal Power of Social Structures

Tuesday, January 17, 2012 • Duration

In this podcast Dave Elder-Vass talks about his new book The Causal Power of Social Structures. The interview covers a wide range of topics within social theory: emergence, causality, agency, social structure and normativity. Along with Stephen Turner’s recent book on normativity, this will be the topic for Theory stream plenary session at the British Sociological Association’s annual conference […]

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Cognitive Enhancement and Modafinil

Sunday, January 15, 2012 • Duration

In this podcast Catherine Coveney uses the case study of Modafinil (a revolutionary ‘wakefulness’ drug reportedly subject to increasingly widespread use amongst students, academics, professionals and shiftworkers) to explore the status and practice of cognitive enhancement within contemporary society. Cognitive Enhancement and Modafinil

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Public Universities and Public Futures

Friday, January 13, 2012 • Duration

A round table session from Discourses of Dissent investigating how academic research, with a particular focus on social theory, might help us articulate and work towards a positive vision of shared futures which escape the discursive constraints which have defined the public life of the UK since the 1980s. The session will also explore the practical resolution […]

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An introduction to asexuality

Wednesday, January 11, 2012 • Duration

In this podcast Mark Carrigan (a researcher focused on asexuality) and Michael Dore (an asexual mathematician) lead an introductory workshop about asexuality. For more information about asexuality visit http://www.asexuality.org, the Asexuality Visibility and Education Network. An introduction to Asexuality A couple of articles about asexuality which have featured on Sociological Imagination: Reflections on a year […]

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Making a Case for Social Science

Saturday, January 7, 2012 • Duration

The Campaign for Social Science was launched in January this year by the Academy of Social Sciences. It aims to raise the profile of social science with the public, media and parliament at a time of great crisis and uncertainty. In this podcast Mark Carrigan talks to Stephen Anderson (executive director of the campaign) and Professor A […]

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Making New Spaces for Learning in the University

Friday, January 6, 2012 • Duration

In this podcast Mark Carrigan talk to Kate Arnold, a 1st year student in Sociology at the University of Warwick, about Left Overs, a project setup by undergraduates across a range of departments which is trying to break down the boundaries between speaker and audience, between organisers and attendees, so as to create a new space […]

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Hilary Pilkington on Researching Drug Cultures

Thursday, January 5, 2012 • Duration

In this podcast Mark Carrigan talks to Hilary Pilkington, who has conducted two research projects on drug use in Russia, about researching drugs cultures. The interview encompasses the findings of the research in Russia, as well as wider theoretical and methodological issues which drugs cultures pose for social researchers. Interview with Hilary Pilkington.

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