- Publisher:
- Anthem Press
- Online publication date:
- February 2020
- Print publication year:
- 2020
- Online ISBN:
- 9781785273025
- Subjects:
- Literature, Art: General Interest, Art, Literary Theory
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The Inner World of Research is a book about the joys and miseries of life as a researcher. Dealing with essential but rarely mentioned topics in the everyday life of a researcher, it focuses in particular on the role of emotions and social relations in research. It stretches from the individual researcher, to the �micro-cosmos� of the research team, to the broader policy environment in which research takes place. Though based on autobiographical material from Stefan Svallfors� long career as a leading social scientist, the book also derives from extended interviews with researchers from a variety of disciplines, and with authors, artists and musicians. It delves into the mysteries of creativity; the joys and frustrations of collaboration; and the role of fear, anger and boredom in the life of a researcher.
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