The Twinstitute – An interesting example of the experimental method
The Twinstitue on BBC2 usefully demonstrates some of the strengths and limitations of ‘laboratory’ experiments. The series subjects a number […]
The Twinstitue on BBC2 usefully demonstrates some of the strengths and limitations of ‘laboratory’ experiments. The series subjects a number […]
‘The Circle’ is a new ‘reality’ show currently airing on Channel 4 in the UK…. It is quite literally a
In case you’ve been living in the dark-ages and missed it (like me) Hunted is a T.V. show in which
Reverend Billy and The church of stop shopping are critical of our addiction to shopping – especially at Christmas. They
I’ve blogged about how Mary Berry’s uses her middle class cultural capital to maintain the class-order through demonising working class
This post uses Louis Theroux’s BBC series Dark States to illustrate what “postmodern” research methods might look like in practice.
Meet the Natives involves five people from a tropical island visiting a ‘strange land called England’, where they find many
Starting in Spring 2016, Channel 4’s ‘Return to Eden’ was a year long social experiment in which 23 people moved
There have been a lot of T.V. productions which have run ‘social experiments’ in recent years. This post simply outlines
Films are a great way to teach sociological theories and concepts – and there’s lots of films out there which