Marienthal: The Sociography of an Unemployed Community
By Ron RushMarienthal represented a colossal breakthrough in social research. It provided a combination of quantification and interpretive analysis of qualitative material - an approach that remains in the forefront of present day research design. The work combined statistical data at hand, case studies, information on historical background of those being studied, and questionnaires combined with solicited reports that enhances a sense of daily life without intrusion by investigators. The work provided a unique insight into how creative innovations can assist in overcoming collective deprivations.
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Marienthal represented a colossal breakthrough in social research. It provided a combination of quantification and interpretive analysis of qualitative material - an approach that remains in the forefront of present day research design. The work combined statistical data at hand, case studies, information on historical background of those being studied, and questionnaires combined with solicited reports that enhances a sense of daily life without intrusion by investigators. The work provided a unique insight into how creative innovations can assist in overcoming collective deprivations.