Introduction to Critical Praxeological Analysis (online)Info Course InformationCritical Praxeological Analysis (CPA) is a new approach which provides a way of conducting critical qualitative research. Critical Praxeological Analysis (CPA) synthesises ideas from three key areas: Wittgensteinian philosophy, particularly the method of grammatical investigation; ethnomethodology and conversation analysis, with a focus on praxeological gestalts; and critical research, especially critical phenomenology. This synthesis provides a robust method for critical qualitative research. In this online introductory course, the authors of the approach, Khadijah Diskin and Phil Hutchinson, will provide newcomers with a foundation in CPA, by laying out the philosophical background, outlining the stages of project development and analysis, and then ending the day by facilitating a CPA data session on some recent data that might serve as a topic for CPA studies. This course will assume no prior knowledge of either CPA, Critical Phenomenology or Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis and so works as perfect introduction for those who are looking for a method of critical qualitative research. Course CodeNCRMLIVCPA Course LeaderDr Phil Hutchinson
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