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El. knyga: Researching Happiness: Qualitative, Biographical and Critical Perspectives

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  • Formatas: 258 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 25-May-2021
  • Leidėjas: Bristol University Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781529206166
  • Formatas: 258 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 25-May-2021
  • Leidėjas: Bristol University Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781529206166

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In the past, happiness studies has been dominated by the work of philosophers, economists and psychologists, but more recently there has been a growing interest from social scientist into the natures of happiness and wellbeing.This original collection draws on the latest empirical research to explore the practical challenges facing happiness researchers today, such as how to conduct happiness research in different cultural contexts, how to theorise wellbeing or how to operationalise definitions of happiness in qualitative and biographical research.By uniquely combining the critical approach of sociology with techniques from other disciplines, the contributors illuminate new approaches to the study of happiness and well-being. This original collection draws on the latest qualitative empirical research to explore the practical challenges facing happiness researchers today. By uniquely combining the critical approach of sociology with techniques from other disciplines, the contributors illuminate new and distinctive approaches to the study of happiness and well-being.

This original collection draws on the latest empirical research to explore the practical challenges facing happiness researchers today. By uniquely combining the critical approach of sociology with techniques from other disciplines, the contributors illuminate new qualitative and biographical approaches of the study of happiness and well-being.
List of Figures and Tables
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Notes on Authors vi
1 Introduction: Developing Qualitative Research into Happiness and Wellbeing
1(20)
Mark Cieslik
Part I Qualitative Research into Happiness/Wellbeing: Theories, Debates and Issues
2 Living Well Together: On Happiness, Social Goods and Genuinely Progressive Sociology
21(26)
Neil Thin
3 Happiness as an Affective Practice: Self, Suffering and Biography
47(22)
Nicholas Hill
4 Personal Happiness, Social Unhappiness: Understanding the Complexity of Individual Happiness Accounts
69(24)
David Tross
Part II Qualitative Research into Happiness/Wellbeing: Communities, Biographies and Identities
5 Developing a Biographical Approach to Happiness and Wellbeing
93(20)
Mark Cieslik
6 Considering the Body in Happiness Research
113(20)
Richard Gibbons
7 How Cultural Heritage can Contribute to Community Development and Wellbeing
133(22)
Claire Wallace
David Beel
8 On Post-traumatic Growth and `Choosing' to be Happy: Stories of Positive Change from African Refugees and Asylum Seekers
155(20)
Brianne Wenning
9 Using Social Wellbeing to Inform Regeneration Strategies in a Former Colliery Town in Northern England
175(24)
Kelly Johnson
Sarah Coulthard
Part III Qualitative Research into Happiness/Wellbeing: Methodological Innovations
10 A Board Game Approach to Studying the Multidimensionality of Life Satisfaction
199(20)
Barbara Holthus
Wolfram Manzenreiter
11 `Show Me What Makes You Happy at Work': Visualizing Happiness in the Workplace
219(22)
Ilona Suojanen
Index 241
Mark Cieslik is a sociologist in the Department of Social Sciences at Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne.