Designing Obedience: The Interview Archive
Designing Obedience · Thematic evidence

Source Inventory

ID / source File Body Paragraphs Extracts Actual Perspective / Source Boundary
S3 01-S3_bilingual_en.docx 1,211 20 Student account; strong correction and successful-predecessor comparisons, alongside care and a denial of lasting personal change.
S4 05-S4_bilingual_en.docx 3,062 26 Student account with negotiation and strategic reinterpretation; later educational influences must be kept distinct.
S5 04-S5_bilingual_en.docx 3,761 51 Student account with ambivalent making experiences, resistance and later university comparisons.
S6 02-S6_bilingual_en.docx 3,131 30 Student account that values candid feedback, responsibility and care; delay and family support shape available options.
S7 06-S7_bilingual_en.docx 1,166 28 Student account with later informal peer tutoring and university reflection; supportive revision coexists with restricted application access.
S8 03-S8_bilingual_en.docx 723 17 Historical student experience dated approximately 2015; outside a strictly post-2020 sample.
S9 07-S9_bilingual_en.docx 4,454 47 Former student and current portfolio tutor; recalled learning, present practice and industry commentary are distinct positions.
T1 01-T1_bilingual_en.docx 1,226 14 Portfolio tutor with independent work and university teaching experience; final material follows a stated pause at P1177.
T2 06-T2_bilingual_en.docx 3,704 20 Illustration, fine art and A-level tutor considering management; describes a large mixed caseload and service responsibilities.
T3 03-T3_bilingual_en.docx 6,186 29 Jewellery tutor with experience across institutions; P1–P490 is a preliminary questionnaire or conversation, with formal start at P493.
T4 04-T4_bilingual_en.docx 3,218 21 Graphic design tutor describing former institutional work and current part-time practice; substantial retrospective and industry commentary.
T5 02-T5_bilingual_en.docx 3,241 19 Animation-related tutor working independently and in an international school; strong prior familiarity with the interviewer. Deletion-request exchange withheld.
T6 05-T6_bilingual_en.docx 3,284 18 Tutor and education-business partner with cross-cultural and interdisciplinary experience; partner autonomy differs from employee autonomy.
A1 07-A1_bilingual_en.docx 3,161 26 Operations lead with previous teaching and sales responsibilities; a mixed professional position.
A2 06-A2_bilingual_en.docx 2,424 19 HR, scheduling and administration role; not a detached observer of all classroom practice.
A3 02-A3_bilingual_en.docx 3,308 24 Academic-affairs or programme team lead with service, coordination and performance responsibilities; administrative caseload is not a teaching load.
A4 05-A4_bilingual_en.docx 2,924 23 Institutional leader who also teaches; describes recruiting former learners and stresses methods, boundaries and argument.
A5 04-A5_bilingual_en.docx 1,029 22 National application-writing and related management role across branches; includes service, outreach and coordination perspectives.
A6 03-A6_bilingual_en.docx 4,063 24 Founder or owner responsible for applications, not a direct subject tutor; P1–P97 precedes formal recording consent.
A7 01-A7_bilingual_en.docx 73 6 Institution owner in an explicitly labelled WeChat dialogue with Lemon; Chinese text only, despite the bilingual filename.
C1 07-C1_bilingual_en.docx 1,322 14 Campus promoter or agent who later describes an internship. Retained in user-supplied C group; not established here as university academic staff.

All 21 supplied files are readable Word body text, with no document tables. This inventory establishes the supplied dataset, not completeness against audio recordings or a wider recruitment list. Student identifiers start at S3; no S1 or S2 file is included here.

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