The Role Of Everyday Life In Confounding Expectations In Communication Research
Document Type
Journal Article
Publisher
The University of Queensland
Faculty
Faculty of Education and Arts
School
School of Communications and Arts
RAS ID
3684
Abstract
This paper addresses the impact of the everyday upon an ARC (AustralianResearch Council) project dealing centrally with the Internet in Australian family life. The authors have been centrally involved with ethnographic elements of the research, and thus have continually been confronted by the challenges of the everyday.This paper addresses the nature of those challenges and, in doing 50, seeks to identify some components of the everyday that confound our research expectations-and add richness to our findings.
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Comments
Green, L., & Holloway, D. (2004). The role of everyday life in confounding expectations in communication research. Australian Journal of Communication, 31(2), 167-184. Available here.