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Questioning Qualitative Inquiry

- Critical Essays
Af: Martyn Hammersley Engelsk Paperback

Questioning Qualitative Inquiry

- Critical Essays
Af: Martyn Hammersley Engelsk Paperback
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Is qualitative research in crisis?

In Questioning Qualitative Inquiry Martyn Hammersley raises fundamental questions about the current state of qualitative social research. He examines some of the changes that have taken place within it over the past fifty years, suggesting that the move away from natural science as a model, and towards an appeal to literature and art, involves rejection of key principles that are essential to research of any kind.

Hammersley argues that, in important respects, qualitative inquiry has not lived up to the claims originally made on its behalf, and that more recent developments have worsened the situation. Insufficient attention has been given to the problems surrounding leading ideas like thick description, analytic induction, and constructionism. The argument is pursued through discussion of the work of influential writers - such as Clifford, Geertz, Denzin and Lincoln - and by detailed examination of concrete issues, like the value of interview data, the rationales for discourse and conversation analysis, the role of rhetoric in research reports, and the nature of assessment criteria.

At a time when qualitative inquiry is coming under renewed challenge in some quarters, the task of addressing the methodological problems it faces has become urgent. These essays on current developments and debates are essential reading for anyone interested in the future of qualitative research.

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Is qualitative research in crisis?

In Questioning Qualitative Inquiry Martyn Hammersley raises fundamental questions about the current state of qualitative social research. He examines some of the changes that have taken place within it over the past fifty years, suggesting that the move away from natural science as a model, and towards an appeal to literature and art, involves rejection of key principles that are essential to research of any kind.

Hammersley argues that, in important respects, qualitative inquiry has not lived up to the claims originally made on its behalf, and that more recent developments have worsened the situation. Insufficient attention has been given to the problems surrounding leading ideas like thick description, analytic induction, and constructionism. The argument is pursued through discussion of the work of influential writers - such as Clifford, Geertz, Denzin and Lincoln - and by detailed examination of concrete issues, like the value of interview data, the rationales for discourse and conversation analysis, the role of rhetoric in research reports, and the nature of assessment criteria.

At a time when qualitative inquiry is coming under renewed challenge in some quarters, the task of addressing the methodological problems it faces has become urgent. These essays on current developments and debates are essential reading for anyone interested in the future of qualitative research.

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Sprog: Engelsk
Sider: 216
ISBN-13: 9781412935159
Indbinding: Paperback
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ISBN-10: 1412935156
Kategori: Social forskning og statistik
Udg. Dato: 10 jul 2008
Længde: 12mm
Bredde: 170mm
Højde: 239mm
Forlag: SAGE Publications Inc
Oplagsdato: 10 jul 2008
Forfatter(e): Martyn Hammersley
Forfatter(e) Martyn Hammersley

Kategori Social forskning og statistik

ISBN-13 9781412935159

Sprog Engelsk

Indbinding Paperback

Sider 216

Udgave

Længde 12mm

Bredde 170mm

Højde 239mm

Udg. Dato 10 jul 2008

Oplagsdato 10 jul 2008

Forlag SAGE Publications Inc

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