Doing qualitative research designs, methods, and techniques

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Garner, Roberta
Other Authors:	Scott, Gregory M.
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Upper Saddle River, N.J. Pearson Education c2013
Subjects:	Qualitative research
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Table of Contents:

Chapter 1. Introduction: logic of inquiry, research designs and strategies, and the methods tool-kit
Chapter 2. Brief history of qualitative research
Chapter 3. Asking research questions
Chapter 4. The ethics of qualitative research
Chapter 5. The politics of qualitative research
Chapter 6. Integrating theory into qualitative research: foundational, grounded, and critical-reflexive theories
Chapter 7. Ethnography: a synopsis
Chapter 8. Historical-comparative research
Chapter 9. Social autopsies: adverse events and what they tell us about society
Chapter 10. Community-based participatory research or participatory action research (with Krista Harper)
Chapter 11. THe analysis of cultural objects and discources as a research design (with Martha Martinez and Christopher Cartoll)
Chapter 12. Multimethod designs
Chapter 13. Ethnography: defining, preparing for, and entering the field
Chapter 14. Types of ethnographic data
Chapter 15. Writing ethnographic field notes (with Gerald R. Suttles)
Chapter 17. Observation, participant-observation, and Carnal sociology
Chapter 18. Interviewing
Chapter 19. Focus groups (with Tracey Lewis-Elligan)
Chapter 20. Life narratives
Chapter 21. Visual methods (with Thomas Fredericks)
Chapter 22. Computer software for qualitative data analysis (with Sarah Korhonen and Rachel Lovell)
Chapter 23. The research report
Chapter 24. Wrapping it up

Doing qualitative research designs, methods, and techniques

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