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Preface | |
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The Editor | |
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The Contributors | |
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The Nature of Qualitative Inquiry | |
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Introduction to Qualitative Research | |
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Assessing and Evaluating Qualitative Research | |
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Examples of Qualitative Research for Discussion and Analysis | |
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Basic Interpretive Qualitative Research | |
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How Cultural Values Shape Learning inOlder Adulthood: The Case of Malaysia | |
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Do All These People Have To Be Here? Reflections on Collecting Data in Another Culture | |
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Spirituality and Emancipatory Adult Educationin Women Adult Educators for Social Change | |
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Researching One s Passions: The Perils and Possibilities | |
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Phenomenological Research | |
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A Phenomenological Study ofIn-Church and Televised Worship | |
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Self-Reflection: An Essential Qualityfor Phenomenological Researchers | |
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A Phenomenological Investigationof Good Supervision Events | |
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Phenomenological Researchand the Making of Meaning | |
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Grounded Theory | |
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Development of Professional SchoolCounselor Identity: A Grounded Theory | |
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My Journey with Grounded Theory Research | |
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A Conceptual Model of MultipleDimensions of Identity | |
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Becoming Grounded inGrounded Theory Methodology | |
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Case Study | |
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The Role of the School in the Assimilation ofImmigrant Children: A Case Study of Arab-Americans | |
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Reflections of Our Own Inner Lives | |
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Jermaine: A Critical Case Study of aGifted Black Child Living in Rural Poverty | |
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Reflections on My Research Experiencewith Jermaine and His Community | |
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Ethnography | |
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The Ethnography of an Electronic Bar:The Lesbian Cafe | |
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Reflections of a Novice Researcher | |
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Hard and Heavy: Gender and Powerin a Heavy Metal Music Subculture | |
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You re Researching What? The Importance of Self in Ethnographic Research | |
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Narrative Analysis | |
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Stories of One s Own:Nonunitary Subjectivity in Narrative Representation | |
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From Self to Society: Reflections onthe Power of Narrative Inquiry | |
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Cathy: The Wrong Side of the Tank | |
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Dancing Between the Swords:My Foray into Constructing Narratives | |
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Critical Research | |
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Tootle: A Parable of Schooling and Destiny | |
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Tootle Revisited: Fifteen Years Down the Track | |
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The Politics of Consumer EducationMaterials Used in Adult Literacy Classrooms | |
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Structure and Subjectivity:Reflections on Critical Research | |
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Postmodern Research | |
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Exposed Methodology:The Body as a Deconstructive Practice | |
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Looking Back to Move Forward: Reflections onHow I Did Research Impacts What I Know Now | |
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Methodology in the Fold andthe Irruption of Transgressive Data | |
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Troubling the Categories of Qualitative Inquiry | |
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Reflections on Doing Qualitative Research | |
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Name Index | |
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Subject Index | |