1. Disjunctures, Lines of Fault, Reflexive, Personal Entrée to the Study

2. Experiential Standpoint (s) of the Inquiry

3. Problematic of the Research (beginning where; reaching out into what institution (s)).

4. Methods of research (e.g. interviews, observation, participation, textual, archival)

5. Data dialogues / how the research will proceed. (primary narratives, data narratives)

6. Work knowledges to be explored

7. Intertextualities to be examined (sequential and hierarchal).

8. Maps/Traces of sequences of production that the research will seek to disclose

9. Possible processing interchanges to be encountered.

10. How is this research a sociology “for” people. (esp. for this project’s people)

Appendices

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