White Rose Research Online
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Este es el repositorio institucional de tres universidades del Reino Unido (York, Leeds y Sheffield), creado con el apoyo de SHERPA. Proporciona acceso a los artículos de investigación de las instituciones.
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Proposal to the Council of the British Psychological Society for the formation of a new Section of the Society on Qualitative Methods in Psychology - Madill, A.; Todd, Z.
[FIRST PARAGRAPH] In this proposal we argue that qualitative psychology is growing in popularity and that there is a need to support this development within the framework of the British Psychological Society as qualitative psychologists have a set of unique, identifiable, and specific needs. We envisage this support in the form of a Section on Qualitative Methods in Psychology that will provide a focus for researchers interested in qualitative approaches.
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The Freilich Lectures 2007: Religious Toleration in an Age of Terrorism - Mendus, Susan
These lectures ask how religion can be related to violent acts. They begin by considering the ways in which religiously motivated terrorism has been understood in the 21st century and then go on to ask whether the lessons (both historical and philosophical) of the 17th century can illuminate the problems we face in the modern world.
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York Digital Library : an ecological view of interactions and systems - Robertson, R.J.; Allinson, J.
This case study of York Digital Library examines the development of a digital library of images at the University of York. In particular, it examines the project phase of the Fedora‐based digital library and its provision of service to the History of Art department. The case study examines the technical, cultural, and human interactions of the digital library using the metaphor of an ecosystem. This approach is based on earlier work by the Repositories Research Team
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Modes of Orderings and Standardisation: Enacting medical and social conditions through care planning and record keeping within acute inpatient care and community care settings - Hild, Andreas
This thesis investigates the relationship between objects and organisational forms, with particular reference to the transformation and enactment of clinical and administrative objects, practices and relations within NHS inpatient and community care settings. Through the use of an ethnographic style of enquiry this thesis investigates inpatient admission and discharge processes in the light of various health and social care practices, service commissioning issues, the Department of Health's initiative of the Care Planning Approach and other local electronic-based initiatives, and how this relates to the notions of “good” and “bad” practices, changing regimes of trust from practitioners to administrators, and from...
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