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  • Morgan Centre for Research into Everyday Lives
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    • Intimacies and relationships
    • Genders and sexualities
    • Creative and qualitative methods
    • Living and dying
    • Material and digital cultures

Research themes

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Intimacies and relationships

Relationships that matter: Exploring the relational nature of social life in the everyday.

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Genders and sexualities

Exploring genders and sexualities in the everyday.

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Creative and qualitative methods

Creative ways of researching everyday life, in all its multidimensionality.

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Living and dying

Considering processes of living and dying and how significant moments at the start and end of life relate to the everyday.

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Material and digital cultures

Exploring how everyday life is shaped through things, technologies, platforms and infrastructures.

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Bright ideas on the practical side of social research, from diaries and sketching to mapping and exhibitions.

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  • Morgan Centre for Research into Everyday Lives
  • Research
  • Research themes
    • Intimacies and relationships
    • Genders and sexualities
    • Creative and qualitative methods
    • Living and dying
    • Material and digital cultures