The third lecture for SIS-680, on “interpretive research.” Mainly this is about ethnography. There’s some q&a near the end, so the audio gets a bit weird for a few minutes.
Oh, and this is two hours long.
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The third lecture for SIS-680, on “interpretive research.” Mainly this is about ethnography. There’s some q&a near the end, so the audio gets a bit weird for a few minutes.
Oh, and this is two hours long.
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Here’s the fifth lecture for SIS-206, Summer 2008. Topic: “Dualist Causation.”
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The fourth lecture for SIS-206, Summer 2008. Topic: “Quantitative Description.” Special guest appearance by Lou Gehrig, and some guy in a Yankees jersey.
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Here’s the third lecture from SIS-206, Summer 2008. Topic: “Dualist Description, part one.”
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Here’s the second lecture from SIS-206, Summer 2008. Topic: “Theory and Research.”
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Here’s the second lecture for SIS-680. This one’s on comparative case study methodology. Yes, it’s a long one. I suspect that most of the 680 podcasts will be long ones.
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Here’s the first lecture from SIS-206, Summer 2008. Topic: “Arguments.”
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Here’s the introductory lecture from SIS-680, Summer 2008. Note that I accidentally removed some of the slide transitions so some of the visuals don’t track to the audio quite right, but you should get the basic idea. Also, note that this is a big file, about 60mb — that’s what happen when the lecture is an hour and thirty-eight minutes long! (The others will be shorter, I swear.)
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The fourth installment in my podcast series of lectures for this fall.
Yes, I realize that for some bizarre reason this lecture and the last one were in mono rather than in stereo. I’m looking into why that might have possibly happened, and hope to repair it when I can. For the time being, it’s listenable, I think.
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Part Three in the ongoing saga of IR theory.
Yes, these do get progressively longer. Hopefully that’s not a trend that will continue into Part Four next week!
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