£78.99
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A practical guide to qualitative inquiry for students and professionals. Bridging theory and practice, this book explains key concepts, essential methodologies, and ethical considerations, equipping you to design and conduct rigorous, context-sensitive studies.
This practical volume provides a clear and accessible guide for students, researchers, and professionals interested in exploring human experiences and perceptions through qualitative inquiry. Bridging theory and practice, it explains key concepts, defining characteristics, and evaluation criteria essential to qualitative research. The book covers widely used methodologies—including content analysis, grounded theory, phenomenology, ethnography, historical research, action research, and mixed methods—alongside discussions of ethical considerations and real-world challenges in healthcare contexts.
Designed for both novice and experienced researchers, this resource equips readers with philosophical foundations, ethical frameworks, and methodological tools necessary to design and conduct rigorous, context-sensitive qualitative studies across academic and clinical disciplines.
In the first scholarly account of the Fairy Faith in over a hundred years, a PhD anthropologist interviews educated people in Ireland who have had direct spiritual experiences with fairies, recognizing the reality of nature spirit beings in a Western context.
What does integration mean? Through ethnographic case studies, this book explores integration in Denmark, a welfare society facing rising nationalism. It shows that integration is not a neutral term, but an ideologically loaded concept for redefining community.
This volume examines fusion in Caribbean dance from socio-cultural-historical perspectives. Chapters on dance fusions in other diasporic locations and the sustainability of dance are also included, offering a sense of its evolution due to globalizing forces.
This is the first overview of the anthropology of art in China for the English-speaking world. As the country experiences rapid social change, leading Chinese scholars present exciting case studies and distinctive theories on visual art, dance, and music.
In a world of unprecedented crises, a shift in thinking is needed. Diverse scholars explore what the Anthropology of Consciousness can contribute, reframing it as an “anthropology of conscience.”
This collection discusses key field-based studies in cultural anthropology and places them in dialogue with related studies in social history, linguistics and philosophy, among others. It engages a critical dialogue with past and present directions in cultural-historical studies.
This unique book explores the Holocaust through the prism of dreams. Based on descriptions written by former Auschwitz inmates, it reveals truths that remained unconscious, incomprehensible, and unspeakable, opening a new way of thinking and writing about the Holocaust.
This book challenges the notion that American Indian medicine powers are mere superstition. Utilizing a recent discovery in quantum mechanics, it explains shamanic ceremony, arguing there is now more evidence to assume these powers are real than to assume they are not.
For millennia, Jews played an integral role in the Arab world, Turkey, Iran, and North Africa. The 1948 establishment of Israel was a transformational event leading to their mass expulsion and emigration, ending the existence of these vital communities.
This collection provides a theoretical and methodological platform for studying social encounters in archaeology. A social encounter focuses on the confusion, tension, and social change that emerge when people and things interact, with often unpredictable effects.
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