The tanka as a qualitative research tool: a study of a native american woman

Carol L. Langer · Rich Furman

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This article explores the use of the Japanese poem the Tanka as a tool in qualitative research. It presents two types of data, research and interpretative Tankas, in the exploration of a Native American woman's experience about her bi-culturality.

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