
A social scientist from Waterloo in Sydney has conversations with his friends about research, writing, and whatever else takes his fancy.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | Social SciencesScience | ||||

I threw an invitation onto Facebook for people to challenge me on my iconoclastic (for a left-winger) views. My friend Zach was keen to discuss my belief that we're not ready to ditch capitalism - because he agrees. So here's a PhD student and a poli... more
In this episode Pat talks to his friend Will - an experienced Dungeons & Dragons DM - about the process of creating a campaign and a fantasy world. Also along is experienced player (and Bard) Vyvyan, and new player (like Pat) James, who deliver some ... more
In this episode we discuss the way research paradigms are positioned as ‘battling’ each other, and we look at the particular example of Jordan Peterson’s attacks on the humanities in Universities. Is it true that these particular approaches are just ... more
In this wide-ranging, wine-fuelled conversation, we talk about Arjun Appadurai's conception of research as a 'right', how our understanding of knowledge and research has been shaped by globalisation, and how local knowledge can help from organising o... more
This episode introduces the idea of research paradigms, giving an overview of five major paradigms: positivism, postpositivism, constructivism, critical theory and postructuralism. We talk about the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Star Wars and Star Trek.... more
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