Throughout their careers, social scientists must come up with compelling research topics, decide when and where to publish, and revise their manuscripts for publication. Practicing Sociology brings together a range of leading sociologists to reflect on their work and demystify this tacit knowledge.
Throughout their careers, social scientists must come up with compelling research topics, decide when and where to publish, and revise their manuscripts for publication. Practicing Sociology brings together a range of leading sociologists to reflect on their work and demystify this tacit knowledge.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: Vision, Decision, Revision: Finding Topics, Audiences, and Voices, by David Stark Part I. Encountering: Discovering a New Research Project 1. The Art of Recognizing What You Ought to Have Wanted to Look For, by Andrew Abbott 2. Keeping One's Distance: Truth and Ambiguity in Social Research, by Delia Baldassarri 3. Notes for "Heuristics of Discovery", by Peter Bearman 4. Heuristics and Theorizing as Work on the Self, by Michela Betta and Richard Swedberg 5. Curiosity Didn't Kill the Cat, by Barbara Czarniawska 6. Four Mechanisms for Finding (and Being Found by) Research Problems, by Paul J. DiMaggio 7. The Education of a Sociologist, by Marion Fourcade 8. When a Dissertation Chooses You, by Eric Klinenberg 9. Heuristics for Discovery, by John Levi Martin 10. Niklas Luhmann's Card Index: The Fabrication of Serendipity, by Johannes F. K. Schmidt 11. Openings, by Lucy Suchman Part II. Publishing: What Is Your Publication Strategy? 12. Shall I Publish This auf Deutsch or in English?, by Jens Beckert 13. A Paper Is Like a Horse-and a Book Is Like a Whale?, by Massimiano Bucchi 14. What's Good Enough?, by Wendy Espeland 15. Publishing in Modern Times, by Neil D. Fligstein 16. Habits, Canvases, and Conversations: How I Think about Publishing, by Shamus Rahman Khan 17. On Publication Strategies, by Kristian Kreiner 18. How to Publish, but Most Importantly, Why, by Michèle Lamont 19. From Public Engagement to Publication, by Jennifer Lee 20. Not Having a Publication Strategy Is My Strategy, by Celia Lury 21. A Balanced Publication Strategy, by Christine Musselin Part III. Revising: How Do You Improve a Manuscript for Publication? 22. On Second Thought: Re Revising, by Bruce G. Carruthers 23. Working at Writing, by James M. Jasper 24. When Revising a Text Can Transform Your Research, by Mignon R. Moore 25. Revisions as a Complex Intellectual Journey, by Amalya L. Oliver 26. Author, Editor, Audience, by Eric I. Schwartz 27. Why I Rewrite, by Mario L. Small 28. To Revise or Rewrite Anew: That Is the Question, by Marta Tienda 29. Thank You, Reviewer 2: Revising as an Underappreciated Process of Data Analysis, by Stefan Timmermans and Iddo Tavory 30. Five Feet at a Time, by Duncan J. Watts 31. Abolish the R&R, by Christine L. Williams Acknowledgments About the Authors Index
Introduction: Vision, Decision, Revision: Finding Topics, Audiences, and Voices, by David Stark Part I. Encountering: Discovering a New Research Project 1. The Art of Recognizing What You Ought to Have Wanted to Look For, by Andrew Abbott 2. Keeping One's Distance: Truth and Ambiguity in Social Research, by Delia Baldassarri 3. Notes for "Heuristics of Discovery", by Peter Bearman 4. Heuristics and Theorizing as Work on the Self, by Michela Betta and Richard Swedberg 5. Curiosity Didn't Kill the Cat, by Barbara Czarniawska 6. Four Mechanisms for Finding (and Being Found by) Research Problems, by Paul J. DiMaggio 7. The Education of a Sociologist, by Marion Fourcade 8. When a Dissertation Chooses You, by Eric Klinenberg 9. Heuristics for Discovery, by John Levi Martin 10. Niklas Luhmann's Card Index: The Fabrication of Serendipity, by Johannes F. K. Schmidt 11. Openings, by Lucy Suchman Part II. Publishing: What Is Your Publication Strategy? 12. Shall I Publish This auf Deutsch or in English?, by Jens Beckert 13. A Paper Is Like a Horse-and a Book Is Like a Whale?, by Massimiano Bucchi 14. What's Good Enough?, by Wendy Espeland 15. Publishing in Modern Times, by Neil D. Fligstein 16. Habits, Canvases, and Conversations: How I Think about Publishing, by Shamus Rahman Khan 17. On Publication Strategies, by Kristian Kreiner 18. How to Publish, but Most Importantly, Why, by Michèle Lamont 19. From Public Engagement to Publication, by Jennifer Lee 20. Not Having a Publication Strategy Is My Strategy, by Celia Lury 21. A Balanced Publication Strategy, by Christine Musselin Part III. Revising: How Do You Improve a Manuscript for Publication? 22. On Second Thought: Re Revising, by Bruce G. Carruthers 23. Working at Writing, by James M. Jasper 24. When Revising a Text Can Transform Your Research, by Mignon R. Moore 25. Revisions as a Complex Intellectual Journey, by Amalya L. Oliver 26. Author, Editor, Audience, by Eric I. Schwartz 27. Why I Rewrite, by Mario L. Small 28. To Revise or Rewrite Anew: That Is the Question, by Marta Tienda 29. Thank You, Reviewer 2: Revising as an Underappreciated Process of Data Analysis, by Stefan Timmermans and Iddo Tavory 30. Five Feet at a Time, by Duncan J. Watts 31. Abolish the R&R, by Christine L. Williams Acknowledgments About the Authors Index
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