Walking together : understanding young people’s experiences of living in neighbourhoods in transition
Walking together : understanding young people’s experiences of living in neighbourhoods in transition
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一起行走：了解年轻人在转型社区中的生活经历
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2017
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A. Clark
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A. Clark
行走访谈越来越频繁地被用来理解人、空间和社会世界之间的关系，但它们通常依赖于单一的研究者-参与者关系。在安德鲁·克拉克的《一起走：了解年轻人在过渡时期的社区生活经历》中，我们成群结队地漫步在社区和地区，在提供聚会场所的公园和收容所里散步。介绍了一个移动的焦点小组的方法，了解年轻人的个人和集体的生活经验，在整个英格兰的城市贫困地区，本章概述了所提供的挑战和机遇的方法，并反映了知识产生的影响，从这种集体和互动的方法。
Walking interviews have been used with growing frequency to understand the relationships between people, spaces and social worlds, but they typically rely on a single researcher-participant relationship. In Andrew Clarks’ ‘Walking Together: Understanding Young People’s Experiences of Living in Neighbourhoods in Transition’, we amble in groups through neighbourhoods and territories, taking in the parks and shelters that offer places to gather. Introducing a mobile focus group method as a way of understanding young people’s individual and collective experiences of life in deprived urban neighbourhoods across England, the chapter outlines the challenges and opportunities afforded by the approach and reflects on the implications for knowledge arising from this collective and interactive method.