Without categories and classifications:“Rural” as a social expression
L Ashwood - From Community to Consumption: New and Classical …, 2010 - emerald.com
From Community to Consumption: New and Classical Themes in Rural …, 2010•emerald.com
This chapter explores social representative groups as a medium to study “rural” meaning in
Ireland. In research terms, the concept of “rurality” is increasingly debated, its existence
questioned, and approaches to establish conceptual and methodological boundaries
continuously challenged. By studying the language of social representative group leaders, it
is argued in this chapter that the “rural” can be fluidly explored through its expression.
Through a theme-based deconstruction of interviews with group leaders, I explore the …
Ireland. In research terms, the concept of “rurality” is increasingly debated, its existence
questioned, and approaches to establish conceptual and methodological boundaries
continuously challenged. By studying the language of social representative group leaders, it
is argued in this chapter that the “rural” can be fluidly explored through its expression.
Through a theme-based deconstruction of interviews with group leaders, I explore the …
Abstract
This chapter explores social representative groups as a medium to study “rural” meaning in Ireland. In research terms, the concept of “rurality” is increasingly debated, its existence questioned, and approaches to establish conceptual and methodological boundaries continuously challenged. By studying the language of social representative group leaders, it is argued in this chapter that the “rural” can be fluidly explored through its expression. Through a theme-based deconstruction of interviews with group leaders, I explore the expression of loss in Irish dialogue and its implication on “rural” meaning.
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