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Mass Observation Project (MOP) Database 1981+

Mass Observation Project (MOP) Database 1981+
Mass Observation Project (MOP) Database 1981+
This is a searchable, downloadable database for people wanting to identify available writing from writers contributing to the Mass Observation Project (MOP) 1981 onwards. The database is live, i.e. it is updated each time new work is deposited. It is a resource that provides potential users of the MOP archive with information about the biographical/demographic characteristics and writing behaviours of individual Mass Observation Project writers. The database is designed to enable users to: • Identify available writing of individual writers, or groups of writers, based on their individual characteristics, such as year of birth and gender. • Identify available writing of individual writers, or groups of writers, based on their writing behaviour • Search for available writing by theme/directive (see FAQs) • Use tools that make simple demographic comparisons between writers and the broader population of the UK. • Identify writers who have been serial responders The data in this database can be downloaded to view, or manipulate, in Excel. The database was developed as part of the ‘Defining the Mass Observation Project’ funded through the ESRC Secondary Data Analysis Initiative, and is a collaboration between the Mass Observation Archive, and the Universities of Southampton, Birmingham and Surrey.
Mass Observation Project , 1981+, writers, longitudinal, demographic characteristics, writing behaviours
University of Southampton
Lindsey, Rose
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Lindsey, Rose
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Lindsey, Rose (2016) Mass Observation Project (MOP) Database 1981+. University of Southampton [Dataset]

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Abstract

This is a searchable, downloadable database for people wanting to identify available writing from writers contributing to the Mass Observation Project (MOP) 1981 onwards. The database is live, i.e. it is updated each time new work is deposited. It is a resource that provides potential users of the MOP archive with information about the biographical/demographic characteristics and writing behaviours of individual Mass Observation Project writers. The database is designed to enable users to: • Identify available writing of individual writers, or groups of writers, based on their individual characteristics, such as year of birth and gender. • Identify available writing of individual writers, or groups of writers, based on their writing behaviour • Search for available writing by theme/directive (see FAQs) • Use tools that make simple demographic comparisons between writers and the broader population of the UK. • Identify writers who have been serial responders The data in this database can be downloaded to view, or manipulate, in Excel. The database was developed as part of the ‘Defining the Mass Observation Project’ funded through the ESRC Secondary Data Analysis Initiative, and is a collaboration between the Mass Observation Archive, and the Universities of Southampton, Birmingham and Surrey.

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Published date: 1 July 2016
Keywords: Mass Observation Project , 1981+, writers, longitudinal, demographic characteristics, writing behaviours
Organisations: Sociology, Social Policy & Criminology

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Local EPrints ID: 416000
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/416000
PURE UUID: 610c151d-717c-4c6a-8802-f2c9c3c7bc70
ORCID for Rose Lindsey: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-7271-9186

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Date deposited: 29 Nov 2017 17:32
Last modified: 06 May 2023 01:45

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Creator: Rose Lindsey ORCID iD

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