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shinbutsu bunri on Benzaiten worship, early modern or modern pilgrimage/tourism practices, and prosperity rituals. The project may consist of archival research, ethnographic fieldwork, or a combination of
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emphasis on qualitative inquiry, the project combines in-depth interviews, ethnographic observation, and focus groups with longitudinal surveys and system log analysis. Notably, this project includes
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of the Faculty of Social Sciences PhD Programme as part of the doctoral training. The successful candidate will conduct ethnographic, qualitative or mixed-methods fieldwork in India and develop a PhD project in
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, interactive and age-appropriate methods of investigating experiences of the screening. The qualitative element of the study, including interviewing and ethnographic play-based activities, is central to
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. What does replication mean for qualitative social science? It is traditionally understood that qualitative social science (based on ethnographic or archival work, interviews and observations) is not