Fieldworking: Reading and Writing Research

Bonnie Stone Sunstein · Elizabeth Chiseri-Strater

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Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics Oral History, Memory, Narrative Analysis Focus Groups and Qualitative Methods

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Presents specific methods and models for carrying out all phases of field-based research, and offers hands-on practice. This title addresses the reading, writing, listening and speaking techniques necessary for understanding, interpreting and presenting the lives of those interviewed.

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