Documentary Research in Education: Issues and Concerns

Session Type: Symposium

Abstract

Documentary research methods continue to evolve at an astonishing rate as the fields of historical and qualitative research continue to re-define themselves and their methodologies. This session brings together four leading historians who, through their scholarship, have confronted and addressed issues in documentary research. The intent of the session is to provide a forum to examine basic documentary themes— authenticity, credibility, representativeness, and meaning—and to discuss contemporary issues and concerns.

Sub Unit

• SIG-Biographical and Documentary Research

Chair

• Philo A. Hutcheson, The University of Alabama

Papers

• Documentary Research in Education: Issues and Concerns - Gary McCulloch, Institute of Education - London

• Documentary Research in Education: Issues and Concerns - Dionne Danns, Indiana University

• Documentary Research in Education: Issues and Concerns - Jon Hale, College of Charleston

• Documentary Research in Education: Copyright Issues - Philo A. Hutcheson, The University of Alabama

• Documentary Research in Education: Issues and Concerns - Kate B. Rousmaniere, Miami University