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Grounding Grounded Theory Guidelines for Qualitative Inquiry

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ISBN-10: 0122146409

ISBN-13: 9780122146404

Edition: N/A

Authors: Ian Dey

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List price: $88.99
Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited
Publication date: 6/17/1999
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 282
Size: 5.98" wide x 9.02" long x 0.32" tall
Weight: 1.012
Language: English

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