Genealogy and educational research

[Fragments of a health work genealogy: genealogy as a research technique].

The article aims to explore the influence of health work in subjectification processes. The notion of history commonly used in health-related scientific output is based on an evolutionist and developmental logic. As a counterpoint, the genealogical approach used in this article and based on Michel Foucault highlights the notions of discontinuity, event, and the production of truth as tools to r...

Towards E ective, Real-Time Collaboration In Genealogy Research

Collaboration in genealogical research provides two primary bene ts. It reduces the amount of redundant work. It also provides investigators with current information which allows them to do their work more eÆciently. Unfortunately, genealogical collaboration is not as e ective as it could be. There are several problems. The rst is conceptual impedance. That is, prospective collaborators nd it d...

The genealogy of genealogy of neurons

Two scenarios of neuronal evolution (monophyly and polyphyly) are discussed in the historical timeline starting from the 19th century. The recent genomic studies on Ctenophores re-initiated a broad interest in the hypotheses of independent origins of neurons. However, even earlier work on ctenophores suggested that their nervous systems are unique in many aspects of their organization and a pos...

Challenges Facing Educational Research

American Educational Research Association

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