Robert Bogdan
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3609966 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Robert Bogdan |
| PRENOMES | Robert |
| SOBRENOME | Bogdan |
| ASSINATURA | BOGDAN R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Syracuse University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 193 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1972 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
Inclusive research and the problems of representation
Morel Tales
Drawing on the observations of three years spent in the company of dedicated amateur mushroomers and professional mycologists, Gary Alan Fine explores the ways in which Americans attempt to give meaning to the natural world, while providing an eye-opening look inside the cultures they construct around its study and appreciation. A landmark work of environmental sociology, Morel Tales is an engaging and instructive examination of a thriving commun…
Views of the Asylum
The authors describe and analyze pictorial representations and written messages from a collection of over 1,600 early 20th century postcard depicting institutions for people with mental disorders. They discuss asylum views within the context of postcards as a commercial enterprise and their meaning to the sender and receiver
Successful Focus Groups
Le commerce des monstres
Le commerce des monstres L'histoire des « spectacles de monstres » (fin XIXe-mi-XXe) permet de comprendre comment la notion de « monstre » est socialement construite. Cette étude s'intéresse particulièrement aux manières de mettre en scène des êtres humains pour divertir un public et atteindre un but lucratif. Les deux modes de présentation le plus fréquemment employés - le registre exotique et le registre noble - permettent de saisir les rapport…
In Defense of Freak Show
(1993). In Defense of Freak Show. Disability, Handicap & Society: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 91-94
A ‘Simple’ Farmer Accused of Murder
For all of their adult years the Ward brothers have been subsistence dairy farmers in a small rural community in central New York. In the spring of 1990 one of them was found dead and his brother, Delbert, was charged with murder and subsequently tried. A psychologist who testified for the defense put Delbert through a range of standard diagnostic procedures and declared he was “mentally retarded.” Townfolks reacted to the events with a tremendou…
Freak Show
Freak Show
Pornography or Entertainment? The Rise and Fall of the Freak Show
Looking at the bright side
On Accepting Relationships between People with Mental Retardation and Non-disabled People
This article outlines the “sociology of acceptance” as a theoretical framework for understanding relationships between people with mental retardation and typical people. As a point of departure, the authors review sociocultural perspectives on deviance and explore their contribution to the study of mental retardation. Based on qualitative research on community programs for people with severe disabilities, the authors next examine the nature of ac…
Relationships with Severely Disabled People
This paper presents the perspective of nondisabled people who do not stigmatize, stereotype, and reject those with obvious disabilities. We look at how nondisabled people who are in caring and accepting relationships with severely disabled others define them. Although the disabled people in these relationships sometimes drool, soil themselves, and do not talk or walk—traits that most would consider highly undesirable—they are accepted by the nond…
Freak Show
The Exhibition of Humans With Differences for Amusement and Profit
Human Oddities
Teaching Fieldwork to Educational Researchers
Until recently, participant observation and other forms of fieldwork were taught through apprentice relationships. Increasingly, formal courses are being taught to initiate novices into the field. This paper outlines one approach to teaching and invites the kind of dialogue and debate concerning research methods teaching that appears in the invited comments that follow
Inside Out
What does it mean to be ‘mentally retarded’? Professors Bogdan and Taylor have interviewed two experts, ‘Ed Murphy’ and ‘Pattie Burt,’ for answers. Ed and Pattie, former inmates of institutions for the retarded, tell us in their own words
Be Honest but Not Cruel
Defending Illusions
Based on participant observation and other qualitative data collected at 15 institutions for the mentally retarded, this study is directed to determining how institutional officials deal with outside criticism of their facilities. Over the past decade and a half, the legitimacy of institutions for the retarded has been challenged by professionals, courts, parent groups, and the media. Officials have reacted to outside criticism by developing new …
Policy Data as a Social Process
E VALUATION AND SOCIAL POLICY research have existed for a long time but have proliferated in the last two decades.' Increasingly, social scientists are involved in assessing the impact of social welfare programs such as income maintenance, manpower development, deinstitutionalization, preschool intervention, and mainstreaming handicapped youngsters, as well as studying the effects of particular treatment modes (behavior modification, halfway hous…
Introduction of Qualitative Research Methods
Being Different
Relationships with Severely Disabled People
This paper presents the perspective of nondisabled people who do not stigmatize, stereotype, and reject those with obvious disabilities. We look at how nondisabled people who are in caring and accepting relationships with severely disabled others define them. Although the disabled people in these relationships sometimes drool, soil themselves, and do not talk or walk—traits that most would consider highly undesirable—they are accepted by the nond…
Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
Freak Show
The judged, not the judges
Looking at the bright side
Policy Data as a Social Process
E VALUATION AND SOCIAL POLICY research have existed for a long time but have proliferated in the last two decades.' Increasingly, social scientists are involved in assessing the impact of social welfare programs such as income maintenance, manpower development, deinstitutionalization, preschool intervention, and mainstreaming handicapped youngsters, as well as studying the effects of particular treatment modes (behavior modification, halfway hous…
Let Them Eat Programs
Robert Bogdan, Steven Taylor, Bernard DeGrandpre, Sondra Haynes, Let Them Eat Programs: Attendants' Perspectives and Programming on Wards in State Schools, Journal of Health and Social Behavior, Vol. 15, No. 2 (Jun., 1974), pp. 142-151
Le commerce des monstres
Le commerce des monstres L'histoire des « spectacles de monstres » (fin XIXe-mi-XXe) permet de comprendre comment la notion de « monstre » est socialement construite. Cette étude s'intéresse particulièrement aux manières de mettre en scène des êtres humains pour divertir un public et atteindre un but lucratif. Les deux modes de présentation le plus fréquemment employés - le registre exotique et le registre noble - permettent de saisir les rapport…
Views of the Asylum
The authors describe and analyze pictorial representations and written messages from a collection of over 1,600 early 20th century postcard depicting institutions for people with mental disorders. They discuss asylum views within the context of postcards as a commercial enterprise and their meaning to the sender and receiver
Teaching Fieldwork to Educational Researchers
Until recently, participant observation and other forms of fieldwork were taught through apprentice relationships. Increasingly, formal courses are being taught to initiate novices into the field. This paper outlines one approach to teaching and invites the kind of dialogue and debate concerning research methods teaching that appears in the invited comments that follow
Participant observation
A ‘Simple’ Farmer Accused of Murder
For all of their adult years the Ward brothers have been subsistence dairy farmers in a small rural community in central New York. In the spring of 1990 one of them was found dead and his brother, Delbert, was charged with murder and subsequently tried. A psychologist who testified for the defense put Delbert through a range of standard diagnostic procedures and declared he was “mentally retarded.” Townfolks reacted to the events with a tremendou…
Learning To Sell Door to Door
Learning To Sell Door to Door
Participant observation
Symbolic interaction theory and its implications for the field of mental retardation
(1974). Symbolic interaction theory and its implications for the field of mental retardation. Peabody Journal of Education: Vol. 51, No. 4, pp. 254-260
Let Them Eat Programs
Robert Bogdan, Steven Taylor, Bernard DeGrandpre, Sondra Haynes, Let Them Eat Programs: Attendants' Perspectives and Programming on Wards in State Schools, Journal of Health and Social Behavior, Vol. 15, No. 2 (Jun., 1974), pp. 142-151
Life Before Death
Conducting Evaluation Research — Integrity Intact
Taking the position that too little attention has been given to the systematic study of the nature of, and dangers in, the relationship between sponsors of evaluation research and social scientists, this paper offers statements of situations, relationships, and conditions one should avoid or foster in doing such research. Suggestions are given concerning how sociologists might control the misuses of data
National policy and situated meaning
Recent amendments to the Economic Opportunity Act required Head Start programs to increase the number of "handicapped" children to ten percent of those served. Using an interactionist perspective and participant observation data from 30 programs, this paper discusses the effect of the legislation on local programs, the process by which official rates of deviance are produced, and the manner in which mandates from the national level alter situated…
The judged, not the judges
Wisconsin Death TRIP, Michael Lesy, New York
Introduction of Qualitative Research Methods
Being Different
Defending Illusions
Based on participant observation and other qualitative data collected at 15 institutions for the mentally retarded, this study is directed to determining how institutional officials deal with outside criticism of their facilities. Over the past decade and a half, the legitimacy of institutions for the retarded has been challenged by professionals, courts, parent groups, and the media. Officials have reacted to outside criticism by developing new …
Policy Data as a Social Process
E VALUATION AND SOCIAL POLICY research have existed for a long time but have proliferated in the last two decades.' Increasingly, social scientists are involved in assessing the impact of social welfare programs such as income maintenance, manpower development, deinstitutionalization, preschool intervention, and mainstreaming handicapped youngsters, as well as studying the effects of particular treatment modes (behavior modification, halfway hous…
Inside Out
What does it mean to be ‘mentally retarded’? Professors Bogdan and Taylor have interviewed two experts, ‘Ed Murphy’ and ‘Pattie Burt,’ for answers. Ed and Pattie, former inmates of institutions for the retarded, tell us in their own words
Be Honest but Not Cruel
Teaching Fieldwork to Educational Researchers
Until recently, participant observation and other forms of fieldwork were taught through apprentice relationships. Increasingly, formal courses are being taught to initiate novices into the field. This paper outlines one approach to teaching and invites the kind of dialogue and debate concerning research methods teaching that appears in the invited comments that follow
Human Oddities
The Exhibition of Humans With Differences for Amusement and Profit
Freak Show
On Accepting Relationships between People with Mental Retardation and Non-disabled People
This article outlines the “sociology of acceptance” as a theoretical framework for understanding relationships between people with mental retardation and typical people. As a point of departure, the authors review sociocultural perspectives on deviance and explore their contribution to the study of mental retardation. Based on qualitative research on community programs for people with severe disabilities, the authors next examine the nature of ac…
Relationships with Severely Disabled People
This paper presents the perspective of nondisabled people who do not stigmatize, stereotype, and reject those with obvious disabilities. We look at how nondisabled people who are in caring and accepting relationships with severely disabled others define them. Although the disabled people in these relationships sometimes drool, soil themselves, and do not talk or walk—traits that most would consider highly undesirable—they are accepted by the nond…
Freak Show
Pornography or Entertainment? The Rise and Fall of the Freak Show
Looking at the bright side
Freak Show
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