Laurel D Graham
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 279301 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Laurel D Graham |
| NOMBRES | Laurel D |
| APELLIDO | Graham |
| FIRMA | GRAHAM L D |
| AFILIACIONES | University of South Florida |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Forbidding your cake and eating it too
A Kitchen Table Pedagogy for Interrogating Whiteness through a Research Experience Course
After sociology undergraduates have learned about inequalities in their substantive courses, a research experience course in which they critically apply these concepts can be invaluable for fostering deep learning. Coteaching a sociological research experience for undergraduates course three times, the authors witnessed the emergence of an emotional connection to critical perspectives on race and ethnicity that enabled students to analyze and cre…
Consumption Challenged
The Skills of Poverty Survival
Previous research has determined that American women living in poverty depend upon resources such as kinship networks, employment, and agency assistance in order to get by. However, researchers have not given much attention to the actual skills that enable poor women to access these resources. This paper is a life story-centered ethnography of a woman named “Millie,” a middle-aged, Puerto Rican, dark complexioned, former heroin user who has becom…
Domesticating Efficiency
Beyond Manipulation
Critical social histories of consumption often attribute the rise of consumer culture largely to the success of advertising and marketing while leaving unexplored a wide range of consumer education practices that aimed not to minimize but to maximize thoughtful consumer conduct. In this article I move beyond the manipulation hypothesis that I find embedded in these critical histories in order to investigate how one woman's consumer education prac…
Critical Biography Without Subjects and Objects
Retracing my own research experience in creating a sociological narrative about a famous industrial engineer and mother, I describe how I began to question modernist images of self, interests, and power. As I reflected on how best to characterize Gilbreth's management of women, I began to see that may notion of how to write critical, historical biography rested heavily on a binary, modernist conceptual foundation. My research experience rocked th…
Domesticating Efficiency
A Kitchen Table Pedagogy for Interrogating Whiteness through a Research Experience Course
After sociology undergraduates have learned about inequalities in their substantive courses, a research experience course in which they critically apply these concepts can be invaluable for fostering deep learning. Coteaching a sociological research experience for undergraduates course three times, the authors witnessed the emergence of an emotional connection to critical perspectives on race and ethnicity that enabled students to analyze and cre…
Consumption Challenged
Critical Biography Without Subjects and Objects
Retracing my own research experience in creating a sociological narrative about a famous industrial engineer and mother, I describe how I began to question modernist images of self, interests, and power. As I reflected on how best to characterize Gilbreth's management of women, I began to see that may notion of how to write critical, historical biography rested heavily on a binary, modernist conceptual foundation. My research experience rocked th…
Beyond Manipulation
Critical social histories of consumption often attribute the rise of consumer culture largely to the success of advertising and marketing while leaving unexplored a wide range of consumer education practices that aimed not to minimize but to maximize thoughtful consumer conduct. In this article I move beyond the manipulation hypothesis that I find embedded in these critical histories in order to investigate how one woman's consumer education prac…
Critical Biography Without Subjects and Objects
Retracing my own research experience in creating a sociological narrative about a famous industrial engineer and mother, I describe how I began to question modernist images of self, interests, and power. As I reflected on how best to characterize Gilbreth's management of women, I began to see that may notion of how to write critical, historical biography rested heavily on a binary, modernist conceptual foundation. My research experience rocked th…
Beyond Manipulation
Critical social histories of consumption often attribute the rise of consumer culture largely to the success of advertising and marketing while leaving unexplored a wide range of consumer education practices that aimed not to minimize but to maximize thoughtful consumer conduct. In this article I move beyond the manipulation hypothesis that I find embedded in these critical histories in order to investigate how one woman's consumer education prac…
Domesticating Efficiency
The Skills of Poverty Survival
Previous research has determined that American women living in poverty depend upon resources such as kinship networks, employment, and agency assistance in order to get by. However, researchers have not given much attention to the actual skills that enable poor women to access these resources. This paper is a life story-centered ethnography of a woman named “Millie,” a middle-aged, Puerto Rican, dark complexioned, former heroin user who has becom…
Consumption Challenged
A Kitchen Table Pedagogy for Interrogating Whiteness through a Research Experience Course
After sociology undergraduates have learned about inequalities in their substantive courses, a research experience course in which they critically apply these concepts can be invaluable for fostering deep learning. Coteaching a sociological research experience for undergraduates course three times, the authors witnessed the emergence of an emotional connection to critical perspectives on race and ethnicity that enabled students to analyze and cre…
Forbidding your cake and eating it too
Sociology (7 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Social science (5 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Aesthetics (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Business (2 obras)