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Mobile phone research

Tag: research mobile reflexivity ethnography

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an example of troubling, positivistic, and unreflexive qualitative research on cellphones

Posted on February 19, 2011 by Becky

Reminding myself about reflexivity.

an example of troubling, positivistic, and unreflexive qualitative research on cellphones

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