Episodes
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In this episode Phyllis dives deep into the world of social research with the extraordinary Dr. Ivy Bourgeault. 🌟 Highlights include learning how Ivy has published more papers in a year than most do in a career! Appreciating the value of a gender lens in health research and why diversity is so important on our research teams.… Read More “Researching Gender, Health, and Equity with Publishing Powerhouse Ivy Bourgeault”
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In this episode, Phyllis digs into what we can learn from error (our own and others) with the brilliant Dr. Michael Allan, a comparative literature professor at the University of Oregon. They kick things off with Mike’s latest research on late-19th-century filmmaker Alexandre Promio of the Lumière Brothers, unpacking what it means to “research an ellipsis.”… Read More “Researching an Ellipsis with Dr. Michael Allan”
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In this episode, Phyllis talks with PhD student Tyler Escott (he/they/“whatever”) about sex, sex work, porn, and stigma. His thesis, Making and Managing the Discredited Victim: Reproduction of Sex Work Stigma in Canadian News Media, 2010-2019, was nominated for a university prize for its thorough & brilliant content & discourse analyses of how sex work gets discussed in the media.… Read More “Researching Sex Work, Porn and Stigma with Tyler Escott, MA”
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On this episode Phyllis talks with transgender activist, harm reduction worker, and phenomenal phenomenological researcher Chloe Seongeun Kim about finding meaning as resistance to power & meaninglessness and how research can be an extension of oneself. As she says, “all good research must come from the heart with compassion.”… Read More “Transgender Joy & Finding Meaning as Resistance to Power”
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Transcript
Welcome to Doing Social Research, where we uncover the art and science of research, one conversation at a time.
I’m your host, Phyllis Rippey, a professor of Sociology at the University of Ottawa and the creator of DoingSocialResearch.com. With over 15 years of experience teaching research methods, I’m excited to share insights from the field.… Read More “Trailer for Doing Social Research: The Podcast”
