Qualitative research: issues of theory,method and practice

By:

Silverman David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Sage 2012Edition: 3Description: xiv,450 p. 24cm; PbkISBN:

978-8132110385

Subject(s):

Social sciences--Methodology Research Methodology Research Methodology Research Methodology

DDC classification:

300.723 QUA

Contents:

Introducing qualitative research / David Silverman -- Ethnography : relating the part to the whole / Isabelle Baszanger and Nicolas Dodier -- Building bridges : the possibility of analytic dialogue between ethnography, conversation analysis and Foucault / Gale Miller and Kathryn J. Fox -- Analysing documentary realities / Paul Atkinson and Amanda Coffey -- Doing things with documents / Lindsay Prior -- Internet communication as a tool for qualitative research / Annette N. Markham -- The "inside" and the "outside" : finding realities in interviews / Jody Miller and Barry Glassner -- The active interview / James A. Holstein and Jaber F. Gubrium -- Membership categorization and interview accounts / Carolyn Baker -- Focus group research / Sue Wilkinson -- Discourse analysis as a way of analysing naturally occurring talk / Jonathan Potter -- Conversation analysis and institutional talk : analysing data / John Heritage -- The conceptualization and analysis of visual data / Michael Emmison -- Analysing lace-to-face interaction : video, the visual and material / Christian Heath -- Reliability and validity in research based on naturally occurring social interaction / Anssi Peräkylä -- Addressing social problems through qualitative research / Michael Bloor -- Using qualitative data and analysis : reflections on organizational research / Gale Miller, Robert Dingwall and Elizabeth Murphy -- Who cares about 'experience'? Missing issues in qualitative research / David Silverman.

Summary: ommon themes in this volume include the centrality of the relationship between analytic perspectives and methodological issues, links between social science traditions, and the need to expand the paradigm of qualitative research.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	H.T. Parekh Library	GSB Collection	300.723 QUA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	In transit from H.T. Parekh Library to H.T. Parekh Library since 05/04/2024		B1828

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Introducing qualitative research / David Silverman --
Ethnography : relating the part to the whole / Isabelle Baszanger and Nicolas Dodier --
Building bridges : the possibility of analytic dialogue between ethnography, conversation analysis and Foucault / Gale Miller and Kathryn J. Fox --
Analysing documentary realities / Paul Atkinson and Amanda Coffey --
Doing things with documents / Lindsay Prior --
Internet communication as a tool for qualitative research / Annette N. Markham --
The "inside" and the "outside" : finding realities in interviews / Jody Miller and Barry Glassner --
The active interview / James A. Holstein and Jaber F. Gubrium --
Membership categorization and interview accounts / Carolyn Baker --
Focus group research / Sue Wilkinson --
Discourse analysis as a way of analysing naturally occurring talk / Jonathan Potter --
Conversation analysis and institutional talk : analysing data / John Heritage --
The conceptualization and analysis of visual data / Michael Emmison --
Analysing lace-to-face interaction : video, the visual and material / Christian Heath --
Reliability and validity in research based on naturally occurring social interaction / Anssi Peräkylä --
Addressing social problems through qualitative research / Michael Bloor --
Using qualitative data and analysis : reflections on organizational research / Gale Miller, Robert Dingwall and Elizabeth Murphy --
Who cares about 'experience'? Missing issues in qualitative research / David Silverman.

ommon themes in this volume include the centrality of the relationship between analytic perspectives and methodological issues, links between social science traditions, and the need to expand the paradigm of qualitative research.

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