Joseph Maslen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 170344 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Joseph Maslen |
| PRENOMES | Joseph |
| SOBRENOME | Maslen |
| ASSINATURA | MASLEN J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Liverpool Hope University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Limits of ‘Opportunity’
This article considers the relationship between views of social mobility in British politics, identifying four competing views in government statements, political news stories and opinion pieces. The two established views are the Blairite liberal view, which seeks to widen entry into the ‘playing field’ of educational ‘opportunity’, and its companion bourgeois view, protecting the acclaim given to elite educational experiences. Against these esta…
Who Dares Wins
Do the Conservatives Believe in Social Mobility
In light of the great realignment of British politics over the last half decade, Conservatives have sometimes seemed to be the new egalitarians, railing against the ‘new snobbery’ of leftish elites. Focussing on output from the website ConservativeHome, this article considers the complex and subtle place of social mobility—conventionally understood as fair opportunity to ascend to professional status for people of all social backgrounds—in this s…
Action learning
This paper explores the processes and outcomes of an action research project, which utilised action learning sets to explore the experiences of a community of academics, who promote pedagogical enhancement in a UK university. Five academics acted as participant action researchers in a longitudinal study exploring the issues they face within their community of practice. Action learning sets were used as the forum through which the participants cou…
“Intertwangerlings”
The article introduces the concept of the “intertwangle,” a concept grounded within the gentle collisions of delegates at the 13th International Congress for Qualitative Inquiry at the University of Illinois and the simultaneous retelling of multiple autoethnographies of such encounters. Through such encounters and “retellings,” perhaps a different way of thinking about autoethnography is developed. The article presents a story of a journey to an…
Cracking the Code
Promoting social mobility seems to be simple common sense. However, the solutions proposed in the UK under successive governments reflect a problematic individualism that is not about helping all of the poorest children, but about encouraging the poor to become as ruthless and competitive as the middle and upper classes. This article shows how the emphasis on competition is delivered in social mobility policy through the language and metaphors th…
The English Rebel
From one point of view, there are two choices for the historian: to focus on a narrow seam of time or to stretch a theme across an expansive period. Academic historians of rebellion in Britain have
Autobiographies of a generation? Carolyn Steedman, Luisa Passerini and the memory of 1968
The meeting-point between memory studies and auto/biographical studies provides new perspectives on the study of the radical generation of 1968 through life-writing techniques, including oral history. A comparison between Carolyn Steedman’s Landscape for a Good Woman: A Story of Two Lives, published in 1986, and Luisa Passerini’s Autobiography of a Generation: Italy, 1968, published in 1988, suggests that belonging to this generation involves ten…
The Personal Politics of Raphael Samuel
In the 1980s, the writings of the historian Raphael Samuel (1934-1996) were oriented toward personal politics. In his autobiographical work on his personal and political lives, memory was a site of history. Personal narrative and political discourse were located at different points within the same domain of historical recollection
The Future of Class in History
Valence is not only the interplay of chemical compounds, but also a French city invaded by Arabs and Visigoths, and it is with reference to capture as well as combination that ‘What Is the Valency of Class Now?’ is the last of the four substantive chapters of this book. In the view of the authors, historians should not only continue to integrate class with gender and race, but also understand its development as a universal map for the past. The b…
Big Punning, Large Troping and Huge Riddling
In William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Macbeth the narrative takes place at the interface between the auto/biographical and the social. The story is focused on the level of the state and polis, but also on a human level, and Macbeth's conflict with the idea of society as a static model is a social act. The usefulness of the literary for sociology is emphasised in Macbeth's narrative and its moves from minor to major. The sociological study of li…
Cracking the Code
Promoting social mobility seems to be simple common sense. However, the solutions proposed in the UK under successive governments reflect a problematic individualism that is not about helping all of the poorest children, but about encouraging the poor to become as ruthless and competitive as the middle and upper classes. This article shows how the emphasis on competition is delivered in social mobility policy through the language and metaphors th…
Autobiographies of a generation? Carolyn Steedman, Luisa Passerini and the memory of 1968
The meeting-point between memory studies and auto/biographical studies provides new perspectives on the study of the radical generation of 1968 through life-writing techniques, including oral history. A comparison between Carolyn Steedman’s Landscape for a Good Woman: A Story of Two Lives, published in 1986, and Luisa Passerini’s Autobiography of a Generation: Italy, 1968, published in 1988, suggests that belonging to this generation involves ten…
Big Punning, Large Troping and Huge Riddling
In William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Macbeth the narrative takes place at the interface between the auto/biographical and the social. The story is focused on the level of the state and polis, but also on a human level, and Macbeth's conflict with the idea of society as a static model is a social act. The usefulness of the literary for sociology is emphasised in Macbeth's narrative and its moves from minor to major. The sociological study of li…
The Future of Class in History
Valence is not only the interplay of chemical compounds, but also a French city invaded by Arabs and Visigoths, and it is with reference to capture as well as combination that ‘What Is the Valency of Class Now?’ is the last of the four substantive chapters of this book. In the view of the authors, historians should not only continue to integrate class with gender and race, but also understand its development as a universal map for the past. The b…
Big Punning, Large Troping and Huge Riddling
In William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Macbeth the narrative takes place at the interface between the auto/biographical and the social. The story is focused on the level of the state and polis, but also on a human level, and Macbeth's conflict with the idea of society as a static model is a social act. The usefulness of the literary for sociology is emphasised in Macbeth's narrative and its moves from minor to major. The sociological study of li…
The Personal Politics of Raphael Samuel
In the 1980s, the writings of the historian Raphael Samuel (1934-1996) were oriented toward personal politics. In his autobiographical work on his personal and political lives, memory was a site of history. Personal narrative and political discourse were located at different points within the same domain of historical recollection
Autobiographies of a generation? Carolyn Steedman, Luisa Passerini and the memory of 1968
The meeting-point between memory studies and auto/biographical studies provides new perspectives on the study of the radical generation of 1968 through life-writing techniques, including oral history. A comparison between Carolyn Steedman’s Landscape for a Good Woman: A Story of Two Lives, published in 1986, and Luisa Passerini’s Autobiography of a Generation: Italy, 1968, published in 1988, suggests that belonging to this generation involves ten…
The English Rebel
From one point of view, there are two choices for the historian: to focus on a narrow seam of time or to stretch a theme across an expansive period. Academic historians of rebellion in Britain have
Cracking the Code
Promoting social mobility seems to be simple common sense. However, the solutions proposed in the UK under successive governments reflect a problematic individualism that is not about helping all of the poorest children, but about encouraging the poor to become as ruthless and competitive as the middle and upper classes. This article shows how the emphasis on competition is delivered in social mobility policy through the language and metaphors th…
Action learning
This paper explores the processes and outcomes of an action research project, which utilised action learning sets to explore the experiences of a community of academics, who promote pedagogical enhancement in a UK university. Five academics acted as participant action researchers in a longitudinal study exploring the issues they face within their community of practice. Action learning sets were used as the forum through which the participants cou…
“Intertwangerlings”
The article introduces the concept of the “intertwangle,” a concept grounded within the gentle collisions of delegates at the 13th International Congress for Qualitative Inquiry at the University of Illinois and the simultaneous retelling of multiple autoethnographies of such encounters. Through such encounters and “retellings,” perhaps a different way of thinking about autoethnography is developed. The article presents a story of a journey to an…
Do the Conservatives Believe in Social Mobility
In light of the great realignment of British politics over the last half decade, Conservatives have sometimes seemed to be the new egalitarians, railing against the ‘new snobbery’ of leftish elites. Focussing on output from the website ConservativeHome, this article considers the complex and subtle place of social mobility—conventionally understood as fair opportunity to ascend to professional status for people of all social backgrounds—in this s…
Who Dares Wins
The Limits of ‘Opportunity’
This article considers the relationship between views of social mobility in British politics, identifying four competing views in government statements, political news stories and opinion pieces. The two established views are the Blairite liberal view, which seeks to widen entry into the ‘playing field’ of educational ‘opportunity’, and its companion bourgeois view, protecting the acclaim given to elite educational experiences. Against these esta…
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