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What can it mean to resist in these troubled times, and how can we do so through theory? This volume presents novel ideas on how to accomplish this in the context of the field of qualitative research. The authors show us how we might go beyond pre-existing, systematized research methodologies to find our way. They challenge us to go beyond facile modes of thought and slow down any mechanistic practices of research, a slowing that can be surprisingly generative regarding pedagogy and knowledge production. The articles think through theories such as ones theorizing the postcolonial for the purpose of responding to global hegemony regarding institutional experiences of academe. They engage with practices of new materialism and show the multiform ways in which theory can be a companion to us in our journey of research. Further, the articles question hold-overs from humanist and modernist thought so that we might perform an inclusive pedagogy. Rather than falling into the cynical view that the world is too troubled to change, this volume presents a sound vision that we have no option but to engage in theoretical practice, for now, there's no time not to think.
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A definitive introduction to Qualitative Longitudinal research methods, defined broadly as qualitative enquiry that is conducted through, or in relation to time.
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At once accessible and sophisticated, this primer introduces a set of specific principles and procedures designed to promote a deeper understanding of the nuances of human experience and reflection.The empirical, qualitative approach outlined in this book, which has been refined over the past thirty years at the University of Tennessee, uses disciplined forms of dialogue as the primary means of gathering and assessing information about human experience. Properly known as existential-hermeneutic-phenomenology (or simply phenomenology in everyday usage), this style o
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Die Studie gibt am Beispiel der Tugend Ehrlichkeit einen Einblick in normative und subjektive Orientierungen Jugendlicher in ihrem alltäglichen Schulkontext. Dem Tugendbegriff in den bisherigen Erziehungsdebatten wird eine Perspektive gegenübergestellt, die die Sichtweise der Schülerinnen und Schüler einbezieht: Im Gegensatz zum normativ verwendeten Tugendbegriff präsentiert sich in den vorliegenden Befunden die Tugend Ehrlichkeit als ambivalente Verhaltensweise, die situations-, kontext- und personenabhängig ist. Seit der griechischen Antike sind Tugenden ein zentrales Thema der Pädagogik. Erziehungsphilosophen haben immer wieder Tugendkataloge entwickelt, von denen sie annahmen, dass sie die praktische Erziehung leiten können. Die vorliegende Arbeit fragt, wie sich Jugendliche auf Erziehungsansprüche einstellen und diese zu ihrem eigenen Vorteil unterlaufen. Der Frage wird am Beispiel der schulrelevanten Tugend Ehrlichkeit nachgegangen, indem die Studie 16 Jugendliche mittels problemzentrierter Interviews im Schulkontext befragt. Die Ergebnisse der Untersuchung verweisen auf explizite und implizite Ehrlichkeitsregeln, die sich in konventionelle und unkonventionelle Regeln unterteilen lassen. Aus dem Inhalt: · Zum Ehrlichkeitsbegriff · Methodik der qualitativen Untersuchung · Von konventionellen Ehrlichkeitsregeln zu Ehrlichkeitsregeln der Schülerinnen und Schüler · Komplexität der unkonventionellen Ehrlichkeitsregeln · Ehrlichkeitsregeln in realen Dilemmasituationen.
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Conducting research that is emotionally demanding can negatively impact the health and wellbeing of researchers if adequate planning and support is not in place. Institutions are rigorous in their requirement for research proposals to consider physical health and safety risks to participants and researchers, and emotional risks to participants. There is less requirement for proposals to consider how the research might be emotionally demanding for those conducting it, and how this might affect them. Researchers in social and public health science at University of Glasgow identified a local need for a more consistent approach to considering emotional impact on researchers when planning, conducting, and disseminating research, and developed guidance addressing this need. This paper shares the process of, and findings from, staff consultation carried out in advance of writing guidance on 'Facilitating and Supporting Emotionally Demanding Research', the recommendations made within this guidance, and steps the authors have taken since then to develop a peer support network in Scotland.
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Increasing life expectancy and the growing number of chronic diseases have changed the kind of patients who need to be assisted. This paper presents a qualitative study conducted with a group of nursing students near graduation, aimed at describing and discussing vocational preferences and desirable healthcare settings for future employment.
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Qualitative research. --- Qualitative research --- Qualitative research --- Study and teaching. --- Methodology.
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This volume is a call to qualitative researchers to respond to the political and methodological conservativism of the new millennium. Based upon the plenary papers at the first International Congress on Qualitative Inquiry, 22 scholars from five countries and many academic disciplines address how qualitative inquiry can maintain its forward-looking agenda, its emphasis on ethical practice, and its stance in favor of social justice in a world where conservatives aggressively control the political system, the university, and grant agency purse strings. Contributions by such noted scholars a...
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