Analyzing Social Settings: A Guide to Qualitative Observation and AnalysisNow in its Third Edition, Analyzing Social Settings remains the classic manual for students of qualitative social research. With exceptional clarity, this book teaches students techniques of gathering, focusing, and analyzing qualitative data in step-by-step discussions that are enhanced by vivid examples and applications. Practical to students in such diverse disciplines as sociology, anthropology, social work, and education, among other social sciences, Analyzing Social Settings is an invaluable guide to performing valid qualitative social research. |
Contents
The Aims and Organization of This Guide | 1 |
PART ONE GATHERING DATA | 9 |
Starting Where You Are | 11 |
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