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1st ed.

London : Sage, 2004

xxiv,398 s. : il.

ISBN 0-8039-7501-5 (brož.)

Obsahuje tabulky, grafy, předmluvu, úvod, dodatky, rejstřík, údaje o autorovi

Bibliografie: s. 380-389

Výzkumy kvalitativní - rozhovor (metoda) - pojednání

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Summary of Contents // Introduction XXV // PART I: CONCEPTS AND APPROACHES // TO DEPTH INTERVIEWING 1 // 1 Interview ’Facts’ as Evidence to Support Inferences // to Eventual Theorization/Representation Models 2 // 2 Conceptual Frameworks for Studying and Inferring // from (Research) Interview Interaction Practice 16 // 3 Models of Research Design and their Application // to Semi-Structured Depth Interviewing 51 // 4 Lightly and Heavily Structured Depth Interviewing: // Theory-Questions and Interviewer-Questions 60 // PART II: UP TO THE INTERVIEW: STRATEGIES FOR GETTING // THE RIGHT MATERIALS 71 // 5 Preparing for any Interviewing Sequence 72 // 6 Preparing Lightly-Structured Depth Interviews: // a Design for a BNIM-Type Biographic-Narrative Interview 111 // 7 Preparing Moderately- or Heavily-Structured Interviews 152 // PART III: AROUND THE INTERVIEW: CONTACT // MANAGEMENT - THEORY AND PRACTICE 183 // 8 Before Making Contact and Starting // the Fieldwork Phase of the Research Process 184 // 9 The Session 191 // PART IV: AFTER THE INTERVIEW: STRATEGIES // FOR WORKING THE MATERIALS 207 // 10 Copying, Indexing and Transcribing 208 // 11 Analysing/Interpreting any Interview Materials: // Answers to TQs 224 // vi // SUMMARY OF CONTENTS // 12 Analysing/Interpreting SQUIN-BNIM // Interview Materials: Answers to TQs 231 // PART V: COMPARISONS OF CASES: FROM CONTINGENCIES // OF CASES TO TYPES OF TYPOLOGIES 301 // 13 Resources for Typification and General-Models // Within Single-Case Research 302

// 14 Types of Typologies 310 // PART VI: WRITING UP: STRATEGIES OF RE/PRESENTATION 313 // 15 Conceptual Frameworks for Studying and Re/presenting 314 // 16 Writings up: Theorizing and Narrating // in ’Presentation’ Strategies 337 // 17 ’Writing up’ Biographic Sub-genres: // Suggestions by way of a Conclusion 362 // APPENDICES // Appendix A: Ruthrof’s Typology of Told-Story, // Presented-World, Positions 366 // Appendix B: Critical Linguistics/Semiotics Model 368 // Appendix C: Informal Paralinguistics: A More Elaborate Example 378