Doing qualitative research: designs, methods, and techniques / Greg Scott and Roberta Garner.

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IN THIS SECTION:1.) BRIEF 2.) COMPREHENSIVE BRIEF TABLE OF CONTENTS:Part I: Getting Started: Thinking about Research Choices Part II: Choosing a Research Design Part III: Focus on Ethnography Part IV: Choices from the Methods Tool Kit Part V: Telling the Story COMPREHENSIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS: Part I: Getting Started: Thinking about Research Choices Chapter 1: Introduction: Logic of Inquiry, Research Designs and Strategies, and the Methods Tool Kit Chapter 2: A Brief History of Qualitative Research Chapter 3: Asking Research Questions Chapter 4: The Ethics of Qualitative Research Chapter 5: The Politics of Qualitative Research Chapter 6: Integrating Theory into Qualitative Research: Foundational, Grounded, and Critical-Reflexive Theories Part II: Choosing a Research Design Chapter 7: Ethnography: An Overview Chapter 8: Historical-Comparative Research Chapter 9: Social Autopsies: Adverse Events and What They Tell Us about Society Chapter 10: Community-Based Participatory Research and Action Research Chapter 11: The Analysis of Cultural Objects and Discourses as a Research Design Chapter 12: Multi-Method Designs Part III: Focus on EthnographyChapter 13: Ethnography: Entering the Field Chapter 14: Ethnography: Types of Data Chapter 15: Ethnography: Writing Field Notes Chapter 16: Directed Strategies for Data-Making Part IV: Choices from the Methods Tool-kit Chapter 17: Observation, Participant-Observation and Carnal Sociology Chapter 18: Interviewing Chapter 19: Focus Groups Chapter 20: Life Narratives Chapter 21: Visual Methods Chapter 22: Software for Qualitative Analysis Part V: Telling the Story Chapter 23: Preparing a Research Report Chapter 24: Wrapping It Up: Ethical, Political, Legal and Emotional Challenges