2015
DOI: 10.1080/14616718.2015.1076625
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Ethnography and homelessness research

Abstract: Papers dedicated solely to research methods are rare within housing studies. This is despite the importance of ensuring methodological rigour within studies that may go on to influence further research, practice and policy. Likewise ethnographic housing research is relatively uncommon even though this approach captures data at a greater level of depth than other methods. Building upon the work of prominent housing researchers who advocate the use of ethnography, this paper highlights the benefits of this appro… Show more

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“…They felt powerless to fight their way out of this predicament. But many told us that despite the perils of homelessness, the lifestyle itself afforded great freedom, something also observed by Hoolachan (2016) in her ethnography of homeless young people in Scotland, and Hodgetts, Stolte and Groot (2014) in New Zealand. It was clear that our participants were part of a homeless community constantly in flux as newly homeless adapted to life on the streets of Tiamoana, and the long term homeless moved in and out of prison and temporary ac-commodation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…They felt powerless to fight their way out of this predicament. But many told us that despite the perils of homelessness, the lifestyle itself afforded great freedom, something also observed by Hoolachan (2016) in her ethnography of homeless young people in Scotland, and Hodgetts, Stolte and Groot (2014) in New Zealand. It was clear that our participants were part of a homeless community constantly in flux as newly homeless adapted to life on the streets of Tiamoana, and the long term homeless moved in and out of prison and temporary ac-commodation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Previous research into homelessness has utilised a variety of qualitative methodologies including ethnography and participant observation (Anderson 1923;Cohen 2001;Hoolachan 2016;Glasser and Bridgman 1999;Keogel 1992;Wilkinson 1983), photovoice, interviews and life history (Hartwell 2003;Hodgetts et al 2014;Koegel 1992;Lloyd and McGovern 2007;Marsh 2006;Stolte and Hodgetts 2015). The current research was conducted using a qualitative design informed by an interpretive theoretical standpoint (Geertz 1973, 3-30).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…В данной работе как дополнительный используется метод включенного наблю дения. Как отмечает Дженнифер Хулачан, данный метод как часть этнографичекой стратегии подходит для исследований, связанных с изучением дома, а также уязви мых социальных групп [Hoolachan, 2016], поскольку позволяет за время исследова ния создать доверительные отношения с исследуемой группой. Това Хольденстрад в своей этнографической работе, посвященной бездомности в России, отмечает, что именно этнографическая стратегия исследования и качественная методология в целом помогают соединить индивидуальные биографические траектории и соци альнополитические контексты на макроуровне [Höjdestrand, 2009].…”
Section: методология и эмпирическая база исследованияunclassified
“…The description may be that of a small group of elderly people who live in a long term care facility or a group of footballers who play in a club. Another way of defining ethnography is as asserted by Hoolachan focusing on the examination of the behaviors of a group of people, seeking to understand that groups' view of their cultural system (16). O'Reilly (17) also emphasized on the focus of the examination of the behaviors of a group of people with the purpose of understanding that groups' view of cultural system (17).…”
Section: Definitions Of Conceptsmentioning
confidence: 99%