Handbook of Qualitative ResearchThe Handbook is the first attempt to synthesize the huge amount of activity and change there has been in recent years in qualitative research. Contributors to this authoritative volume come from a diverse range of disciplines and countries, making it an essential resource and benchmark for anyone doing work in this international, interdisciplinary tradition. The book moves from the theoretical to the specific, examining the various paradigms for doing qualitative work, the strategies developed for studying people in their setting, and a variety of techniques for collecting, analyzing, interpreting and reporting findings. Issues of history, ethics, settings and the future of the discipline - both in traditional and ap |
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... called for qualitative content analysis techniques drawing on hermeneutical , textual procedures . Kracauer argued that the " inadequacy of quantitative analyses stems from the methods themselves : when trying to establish the meaning ...
... called for qualitative content analysis techniques drawing on hermeneutical , textual procedures . Kracauer argued that the " inadequacy of quantitative analyses stems from the methods themselves : when trying to establish the meaning ...
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... called “ retention " and a future horizon called " protention . " Pheno- menologically , according to this view , there is a sense of history even before there is a history . There are , of course , objections to the view that all expe ...
... called “ retention " and a future horizon called " protention . " Pheno- menologically , according to this view , there is a sense of history even before there is a history . There are , of course , objections to the view that all expe ...
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... called into ques- tion , ethnography itself , in its possibilities be- yond its disciplinary uses so far , has not been . In fact , different conceptions of ethnography ( and the fieldwork it entails ) define the limits within which ...
... called into ques- tion , ethnography itself , in its possibilities be- yond its disciplinary uses so far , has not been . In fact , different conceptions of ethnography ( and the fieldwork it entails ) define the limits within which ...
Contents
Locating the Field | 19 |
Traditions Preferences and Postures in Applied Qualitative Research | 60 |
Reinventing Self and Other in Qualitative Research | 70 |
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