
Qualitative Research Methods for Everyone
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Written by renowned sociologist Karen O'Reilly, the book distils decades of experience into a valuable toolkit of lessons and insights. Key highlights include:
* tackling challenging issues like how many interviews are enough and what does reflexivity look like in practice;
* a keen focus on what the time-constrained researcher needs to know, delivering essential knowledge efficiently and imaginatively;
* pedagogical features like dos and don'ts, neat summaries, and creative solutions.
Bridging theory and practice, and packed with a wealth of advice, useful tips and resources for further reading, this is the definitive guide to contemporary qualitative research for beginners and seasoned researchers.
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"This is the perfect introduction to qualitative research. O'Reilly draws on her unparalleled talent and experience of undertaking and instructing in qualitative research to deliver this brilliantly lucid and outstandingly rigorous guide to the theory, practice and ethics of qualitative research. Packed with clear up-to-date discussions, fascinating examples, excellent tips and an accessible toolbox, this book is an essential go-to text for anyone interested in qualitative research." Sarah Pink, Monash University "This is a timely and necessary contribution. An essential read for students and researchers in a variety of research contexts and industries and should be on the bookshelves of every novice and experienced qualitative researcher!" Karen Lumsden, independent scholar and qualitative research trainer"This is a fantastic book, a 'must' read for all tutors, students and practitioners of qualitative research methods. Creative and innovative examples will inspire beginners as well as more experienced researchers. It is beautifully and clearly written and delivers an excellent toolkit across the entire trajectory from research design to communicating your findings. I will use and share it for years to come!" Maggie O'Neill, University College Cork
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2. Developing the Design
3. Being Ethical and Reflexive
4. Interviewing
5. Group Discussions
6. Being Ethnographic
7. Being Creative
8. Analysing and Interpreting
9. Communicating
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