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Prologue | |
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Introduction | |
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In the Beginning | |
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How to Initiate the Research | |
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How to Select Data | |
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How to Collect Data | |
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How to Analyze Data | |
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How to Conclude the Research | |
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Subsequent Elaboration | |
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From Manifesto to Marching Orders | |
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The Evolution of Grounded Theory | |
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Current Issues | |
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Grounded Theory in Practice | |
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Dimensional Analysis | |
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Glaser's Critique | |
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Summary | |
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A Mixed Marriage | |
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Dual-Purpose Categories | |
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Generating Stable Concepts | |
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Allowing Flexible Interpretations | |
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Methodological Implications | |
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Discovery | |
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The Logic of Discovery | |
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Theoretical Sampling and Saturation | |
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Theorizing | |
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Substantive and Formal Theory | |
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Reduction and Focus | |
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In Conclusion | |
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Categories | |
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Categories as Concepts | |
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Categories and Properties | |
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Categories as Elements in Theory | |
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Formal and Substantive Relations | |
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Concepts and Indicators | |
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In Conclusion | |
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Categorization | |
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Approximation in Rule-Based Categorization | |
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Prototypical Comparisons | |
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Rules, Prototypes, Exemplars, and Boundaries | |
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The Aims of Categorization | |
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Category Judgments | |
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Logical Connections | |
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Idealized Cognitive Models | |
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Making Connections | |
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Complexities of Categorization | |
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The Complexities of Motherhood | |
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Radial Structures | |
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Basic-Level Categories | |
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Complex Categories | |
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Implications for Grounded Theory | |
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In Conclusion | |
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Coding | |
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Coding in Grounded Theory | |
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Open, Axiel, and Selective Coding | |
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Holistic Understanding | |
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Experience and Prior Knowledge | |
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Impressions, Intuitions, and Direct Understandings | |
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Category Strings | |
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Axiel Coding | |
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Theoretical Codes | |
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Core Categories | |
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In Conclusion | |
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Concluding | |
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Theoretical Saturation | |
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Ambiguities in Coding | |
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Factual Coding and Referential Coding | |
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Heuristic and Representational Functions | |
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Reduction and Complication | |
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Conflicting Claims | |
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Coding for Categorizing | |
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Indexing | |
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Confidence in Categories | |
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Coding and Counting | |
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Patterns | |
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Numbers and Patterns | |
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In Conclusion | |
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Process and Causality | |
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The Conditional Matrix and Tracing Conditional Paths | |
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Glaser's Critique | |
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Contextual, Causal, and Intervening Conditions | |
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Distinguishing Conditions | |
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Causal Conditions | |
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Temporal Sequence | |
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Grounded Theory and Analytic Induction | |
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The Method of Agreement | |
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The Method of Difference | |
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Intelligibility | |
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Causal Powers | |
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In Conclusion | |
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Structures and Agency | |
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Structure in Grounded Theory | |
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Stages | |
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Temporal Sequence | |
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Structures and Agency | |
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Generative Mechanisms | |
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Structural Properties | |
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Cultural Properties | |
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Agency | |
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Consequences and Structural Elaboration | |
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Vested Interests and Opportunity Costs | |
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Situational Logics | |
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End-Points | |
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In Conclusion | |
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Making Fit Theory | |
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Theorizing in Grounded Theory | |
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Distinctions through Space and Time | |
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Theorizing Conjunctures and Generalities | |
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Intensive and Extensive Theorizing | |
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Grounded Theory as a Mixed Method | |
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Other Modes of Theorizing | |
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A Rapprochement | |
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Criticisms of the Nomothetic Approach | |
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Criticisms of the Idiographic Approach | |
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Conclusion | |
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Making Theory Fit | |
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The Aims of Theorizing | |
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Problems with Prediction | |
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Differentiating Possibilities | |
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Utility and Validity | |
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The Disciplined Imagination | |
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Grounding Theory Conceptually | |
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Grounding Theory Empirically | |
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Grounding Grounded Theory | |
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Generation and Validation | |
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Starting from Scratch | |
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Categories, Properties, and Dimensions | |
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Concepts and Indicators | |
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Categorization Reconsidered | |
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Coding | |
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Open Coding | |
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Axiel Coding and Theoretical Codes | |
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Selective Coding | |
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Process | |
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Causality | |
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Structure and Agency | |
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Theorizing | |
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Validation | |
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Epilogue | |
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Bibliography | |
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Subject Index | |