The Compleat Observer?

by Jack Sanger (editor), Dr Jack Sanger (Editor)

Combining anecdotal accounts, inter-professional experiences, critical debate and practical pointers to being a good observer, this book explores issues surrounding observation in social science-orientated research.

150 pages, Hardcover

First published February 23, 1996

About the author

Born in India to British parents. came to the UK after the war. Trained as a teacher. Taught for five years. Then a social worker. Then an academic, with M.A. and PhD, becoming a Professor of Management Research and international consultant. Worked/researched in over 20 countries inc. Uzbekistan, Russia, eastern Europe, western Europe, Canada, US.
All this time I wrote fiction privately. In the last decade I have turned to publishing my work, using my varied and challenging experience of cultures as a backdrop. My output is eclectic, under two names; Jack Sanger and Eric le Sange (for genre writing)
I write to challenge, entertain and influence.

Reviews

[Christoph Weber · Rating 2 out of 5]

lol social sciences are a joke.
This is supposed to help anyone? This is supposed to be science? Yeah, sure, and men can get pregnant.