Interpreting qualitative data / created by David Silverman.

By:

Silverman, David [author]

Material type: Text

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9781526467249 (pbk.)

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LOC classification:

HM571 SIL

Contents:

Part I: Theory and Method in Qualitative ResearchChapter 1: What is Qualitative Research?Chapter 2: Designing a Research ProjectChapter 3: Generalising from Qualitative DataChapter 4: Credible Qualitative ResearchChapter 5: Data AnalysisChapter 6: Research EthicsPart II: MethodsChapter 7: InterviewsChapter 8: Focus GroupsChapter 9: EthnographyChapter 10: DocumentsChapter 11: Naturally Occurring TalkChapter 12: Visual ImagesChapter 13: Mixed MethodsPart III: ImplicationsChapter 14: Writing Your ReportChapter 15: The Relevance of Qualitative ResearchChapter 16: The Potential of Qualitative Research

Summary: Cutting-edge and friendly. Offers even more of what we've come to expect. Practical, yet conceptually astute. Critically attuned to new developments, such as the uses and misuses of mixed methods designs and the convenience of smart phone technology. Packaged in an approachable format that virtually welcomes the reader aboard"--Jaber F. Gubrium, University of Missouri. With a wealth of examples and learning features, the book takes a practical approach to methods training and provides a strong foundation in research design for social science students. In his characteristic positive writing style, author David Silverman offers useful advice on sticking points faced by beginner researchers and helps you build your confidence.

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Cutting-edge and friendly. Offers even more of what we've come to expect. Practical, yet conceptually astute. Critically attuned to new developments, such as the uses and misuses of mixed methods designs and the convenience of smart phone technology. Packaged in an approachable format that virtually welcomes the reader aboard"--Jaber F. Gubrium, University of Missouri. With a wealth of examples and learning features, the book takes a practical approach to methods training and provides a strong foundation in research design for social science students. In his characteristic positive writing style, author David Silverman offers useful advice on sticking points faced by beginner researchers and helps you build your confidence.

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