- Approach of the BookThis book has been written with two groups of readers in mind: the novice andthe experienced researcher. First of all, it addresses the novice to qualitativeresearch, maybe even to social research in general. For this group, mostly undergraduate and graduate students, it is conceived as a basic ...

 When I wrote the original Qualitative Researching I was convinced that new andwould-be qualitative researchers needed a handbook that bridged the gap between‘cookbook’ texts and abstract theoretical discussions of methodology. I wanted toproduce a book that would encourage readers to engage actively with the ...

/In this book we aim to bridge the gap between theory and practiceand between academic and practice contexts in qualitative research.We do this through the use of research practice narratives to illustrate stages of the research process. It is more a book about ‘doing’research and ‘being’ a researcher ...

 Introduction: this bookQualitative research methodology in psychology is now well established. The authors of the Handbook of Qualitative Methods in Psychology (2008), CarlaWillig and Wendy Stainton Rogers, suggest that this approach has moved from the‘margins to the mainstream in psychology in the UK’ ...

http://www.guilford.com/books/Qualitative-Research/Robert-Stake/9781606235454  In writing this book, I wanted to help create good teaching andlearning situations. I wanted to make your class or your reading a betterexperience. There is much more to teaching and learning than a goodtextbook, but the experience is better ...

this book is about qualitative research and how to do it. It documents thepractice of qualitative research, both for those who are embarking on studies for the first time and for those who want to gain further understanding of its methodological principles. It is intended for those working in appliepolicy fields as well as ...

https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/mst/a-companion-to-qualitative-research/book219428 Qualitative research is a growing and ever more diverse field. The continuous development of new approaches, new methods and new techniques results in a wider and wider diversity in the literature - in books, in journals and on the Internet. ...