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Assoc/Prof Douglas Ezzy
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B.A. Hons. UTas, PhD. La Trobe.
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Associate Professor, Sociology
Head of Discipline, Head of School |
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| Telephone: +61 3 6226 2330 |
| Fax: +61 3 6226 2279 |
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Hobart Campus, Arts Building, 481
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| Email: Douglas.Ezzy@utas.edu.au |
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Discipline : Sociology
Click here for link to UTas Web Access Research Portal (WARP) which lists Doug's funded projects, graduate research supervision and publication information.
Research Interests
Douglas Ezzy's research is driven by a fascination with how people make meaningful and dignified lives. His most recent research is an international study of teenage Witchcraft with Helen Berger (West Chester University). It examines the interconnections of teenage spirituality, the mass media, and nature religion. He is particularly interested to supervise sociology postgraduates studying contemporary spirituality.
He has published six books: Teenage Witches (with Helen Berger), Researching Paganisms (with Graham Harvey and Jenny Blain), Qualitative Research Methods (with Pranee Rice), Qualitative Analysis, Narrating Unemployment and Practising the Witch's Craft, along with numerous articles.
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