Paul Sullivan Boeken

The book presents a dialogical approach to qualitative research, emphasizing the analysis of dialogue and subjectivity. Paul Sullivan explores the underlying theory, connecting philosophical concepts with methodological practices. This text serves as a practical guide for conducting qualitative research, offering insights into the interplay between theory and the research process.

"There's no better way to experience a city than by walking its vibrant and eclectic neighborhoods. [This] offers fifteen ... mapped itineraries that allow you to explore like a pro and navigate like a local"--Publisher's description.

Rough Guides welcomes four more world-class cities into the new Pocket series. Each small-format, full-color city guide is the ideal companion for independent travelers on any budget. Pocket Rough Guides serve up all the key sights and best restaurants, shopping, and bars with Rough Guides' trademark eloquence and honesty. Whether you have an afternoon or a few days at your disposal, Pocket Rough Guides help the curious experience all they can. Divided by area for easy navigation, the Places section is the heart of the guides, with neighborhood-by-neighborhood descriptions complemented by listings of the must-see sights and our pick of the places to eat, drink, and dance. Each Pocket Rough Guide also includes a Best of section that captures the highlights of the city and tips travelers off to the most exciting and unique experiences. Carefully curated Itineraries help plan - and personalize - any trip, making the most of every moment. And, with the full-color detachable map tucked in the back cover, you can even ditch the guide and go stealth for an afternoon.

From earliest records to the present day, in one easy-to-read volume

MUSIC RECORDING & REPRODUCTION. In Remixology: Tracing the Dub Diaspora Paul Sullivan explores the evolution of Dub; the avant-garde verso of Reggae. Dub as a set of studio strategies and techniques was among the first forms of popular music to turn the idea of song inside out, and is still far from being fully explored. With a unique grip on dance, electronic, and popular music, dub-born notions of remix and re-interpretation set the stage for the music of the twenty-first century. This book explores the origins of dub in '70s Kingston, Jamaica and traces its evolution as a genre, approach and attitude to music to the present day. Stopping off in the cities where it has made most impact - London, Berlin, Toronto, Kingston, Bristol, New York, Sullivan's study spans a range of genres, from post-punk to dub-techno, jungle to the now ubiquitous dubstep.

The book explores the phenomenon of high-stakes situations where individuals either falter or excel under pressure. It delves into the characteristics and mindset of those who thrive in challenging circumstances, offering insights into what differentiates top performers from the rest. Through various examples, it highlights strategies and mental frameworks that enable some people to succeed when the stakes are at their highest.

The fast-track guide for the design-conscious traveller Wallpaper* City Guides present a tightly edited, discreetly packaged list of the best a location has to offer the design conscious traveller. Here is a precise, informative, insider’s checklist of all you need to know about the world’s most intoxicating cities. Whether you are staying for 48 hours or five days, visiting for business or a vacation, we’ve done the hard work for you, from finding the best restaurants, bars and hotels (including which rooms to request) to the most extraordinary stores and sites, and the most enticing architecture and design. Wallpaper* City Guides enable you to come away from your trip, however brief, with a real taste of the city’s landscape and the satisfaction you’ve seen all that you should. In short, these guides act as a passport to the best the world has to offer.

Exploring the darker sides of Oxford's history, this account reveals a city marked by violence and hardship. From its Viking destruction to the founding of religious houses by a vengeful woman, the narrative uncovers tales of impoverished students in constant conflict with townsfolk. Notably, one college served as a slaughterhouse, while opulent streets bordered grim slums. This gripping depiction uncovers the hidden truths and struggles that shaped the city, promising a shocking and unfiltered look at its past.

The narrative explores Derby's tumultuous history, marked by violence, vice, and despair. From its Roman foundations built on the suffering of Britons to its Viking destruction and Saxon corruption, the city has endured relentless turmoil. The sixteenth century saw heretics persecuted, while the seventeenth was plagued by disease. The arrival of industrialization in the eighteenth century introduced new horrors, compounded by Scottish invasions and rampant crime. The city’s dark legacy culminated in the devastation of World War II, painting a grim portrait of Derby's past.

The book explores intriguing historical anecdotes and lesser-known facts about Oxford University, revealing connections to notable figures and events. It highlights a former Prime Minister's unusual beer drinking record, an Oxford academic's bizarre culinary experience with King Louis IV's heart, and the surprising fact that one of the Popes hailed from this prestigious institution. These captivating stories showcase the unique and often eccentric history tied to Oxford, blending humor with fascinating insights into its past.