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Ethics - History and Sociology
Paper on ‘Down the Worm Hole: Revisiting 80s “Heterosex”’ panel, with Prof. Rachel Thomson, Dr. Niamh Moore, Dr. Ester McGeeney. This paper considers the ethical implications of revisiting and re-animating sociological interviews carried out in 1989/90 as part of the Women's Risk and Aids Project. It juxtaposes and analyses the data as a sociological data set, in the original context, and as a historical data set, in the current moment. Crucially, it explores our responsibilities as data controllers given GDPR legislation and considers the impact of controlled vocabulary when describing an individual historically.
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Reanimating Data: experiments with people, places and archives; G2545; ESRC-ECONOMIC & SOCIAL RESEARCH COUNCIL; ES/R009538/1
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- paper
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Rethinking Disruptive Sex from the 19th to the 21st CenturyEvent location
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, UKEvent type
conferenceEvent date
16th April 2019Department affiliated with
- History Publications
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- Sussex Humanities Lab Publications
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2019-12-02Usage metrics
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