For this week's entry, I chose to make a Research Pizza using Banter for Breakfast.
- Title of Research: Banter for Breakfast: Youth, Power and Resistance in an (Un)Regulated Space
- Crust (type of research):
QuantitativeQualitative - Sauce (ideology/underlying belief): Constructivist, with gestures of critical theory
- Toppings (methods & tools): Participant observation
- Utensils (how is it analyzed?): Author analyzed data through the frameworks of power relations, cultural/social norms, and gender. As a whole, the author's analysis leans upon critical theory
- Box (how was it delivered?): Article published in an academic journal
Hi Ibrahim! I am loving the cloud background to your blog (as well as your choice of rainbow colors to use for the Pizza Recipe and getting the chance to learn a bit more about you). Moreover, our pizza recipes overlap a lot (such as practically the same sauces and super similar utensils) but I am super intrigued by the choice of crust. With so much love and even more curiosity, what about Banter for Breakfast specifically spoke quantitative to you?!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your question, Bailey! And thank you for your kind words about the blog's design! As for the crust, I actually miswrote. I meant to write qualitative, not quantitative. Thank you for catching that, and I appreciate your curiosity :)
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