Doing Qualitative Research: A Practical Handbook

By:

Silverman, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Sage Publications 2005Edition: 2nd edDescription: 395pISBN:

9781412901970

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DDC classification:

001.42 SIL

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Part I: Introduction
1. How to use this book
2. What you can (and can't) do with qualitative research
3. The research experience I
4. The research experience II
5. What counts as 'originality'?

Part II: Starting out
6. Selecting a topic
7. Using theories
8. Choosing a methodology
9. Selecting a case
10. Writing a research proposal

Part III: Analysing your data
11. Beginning data analysis
12. Developing data analysis
13. Using computers to analyse qualitative data / Clive Seale
14. Quality in qualitative research
15. Evaluating qualitative research

Part IV: Keeping in touch
16. Keeping a record
17. Relations in the field
18. Making good use of your supervisor
19. Getting feedback

Part V: Writing up
20. The first few pages
21. The literature review chapter
22. The methodology chapter
23. Writing your data chapters
24. The final chapter

Part VI: The PhD examination
25. Surviving a PhD oral

Part VII: Review
26. Effective qualitative research

Part VIII: The aftermath
27. Getting published
28. Audiences
29. Finding a job

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