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El. knyga: Biographical Research Methods

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  • Formatas: 232 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 04-May-2022
  • Leidėjas: Sage Publications Ltd
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781529786699
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  • Formatas: 232 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 04-May-2022
  • Leidėjas: Sage Publications Ltd
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781529786699
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This book is a systematic, flexible guide to using biographical narrative methods as part of a research project, featuring a diverse range of case studies that show students how methods can be adapted to a range of international contexts and disciplines.

Biographical data provide unique insights into social life, but they also pose some significant challenges for social science researchers. This book offers a systematic, flexible guide to using biographical narrative methods in your research project.

Drawing upon the authors’ own research, as well as case studies from a range of international contexts and disciplines, the book illustrates how biographical approaches can be tailored to different research questions and environments.

This book will help you to:
· Navigate any complexities or missteps when undertaking real-world research
· Apply your analytical and research tools to your research question
· Choose the right research design for your project, whether single or mixed methods
· Ground your understanding within diverse real-world research examples.

Clear, adaptable, and applied, this is your definitive guide to working with biographical methods.

Recenzijos

This book is a practical and thought-provoking account of the use of biographical methods in social science research. The case studies are useful for advanced students and researchers, and for anyone interested in how we tell stories about our lives. -- Rachel Wicaksono An accessible and lively text, drawing on numerous examples to demonstrate biographical narrative research in action. The fascinating and complex world of biographical research is presented in a highly accessible way. Students and researchers will learn a great deal from reading this before embarking on research projects with any degree of biographical focus.  -- Candice Satchell Anchored in studies drawn from a wide variety of disciplines, Biographical Research Methods fills glaring gaps in the literature through balanced sympathetic consideration of a wide range of methodological approaches and its illumination of both established and innovative research techniques.  -- Robert Miller Narrative research in social science has come a long way since its urban life heyday.  Biographical Research Methods takes this forward, deftly focusing on concepts and techniques for analyzing the contours of personal experience.  Outstanding is a view to the context-specific whats and processual hows of biographical construction.        -- Jaber F. Gubrium The book of Eichsteller and Davis is an extremely instructive and inviting guide for getting introduced into the social world of biography research. On the one hand, the book is an empirically grounded and unbiased "sociology of knowledge" of distinctive approaches in biography research). It lucidly contrasts different basic assumptions and their implications for concrete methodical guidelines and practical research activities. On the other hand, it is an integrative guideline for the whole arc of work in accomplishing the research act of unravelling the intimate relations between individual and society and for deciphering the features and problems of society and other collective entities as seen and experienced from the perspective of individual members of society and of other collective entities. -The book is written in an elegant and deliberate style of language and presentation; it makes you want to start your own practical research work in biography analysis. -- Prof. Dr. Fritz Schütze

About the authors xi
Acknowledgements xiii
1 Discovering biographical narrative research
1(8)
Two generations of biographical researchers
2(1)
Howard's story
2(2)
Marta's story
4(1)
Finding your feet in biographical research methods
5(2)
How to use this book
7(2)
2 Theoretical approaches to biographical narratives
9(20)
What is biography?
10(2)
Biographical evidence
12(2)
Chicago School
14(2)
Oral history
16(2)
Feminism
18(1)
Data structures - stories as told
19(1)
Life course and process structures
20(1)
Biographical narrative interpretative method
21(3)
Stories in context
24(2)
Units of analysis and interpretation
26(1)
Summary
27(2)
3 Interview process and ethics
29(22)
Decoding biography for scientific investigation
30(1)
Stories worth telling
31(1)
Issues of truth
31(1)
The art of storytelling - three constraints to narration
31(2)
What stories say about the individual and what they tell us about society
33(1)
Research question and research design
34(1)
Designing your research
35(1)
Understanding the depth of biographical data
35(2)
Practical aspects of biographical research design
37(1)
Selection of biographical interviews
37(2)
Transcription and translation
39(2)
Ethics
41(2)
Biographical research in the field
43(1)
Organising the project - individual and collaborative research projects
43(3)
Organisation of the biographical narrative interview and the interviewer's skill set
46(3)
Summary
49(2)
4 Autobiographical narrative interview method
51(22)
Method background - exploring the grammar of a life story
52(1)
Autobiographical narrative interview method and data collection
53(1)
Period of main narration and the issue of the first question
54(2)
Narrative questions
56(1)
Analytical procedures in the autobiographical narrative interview method
56(1)
Structural sequences
57(3)
Identifying narrative process structures
60(1)
Biographical action scheme
60(1)
Institutional action scheme
61(1)
Metamorphosis
62(1)
Trajectory of suffering
63(2)
Background construction
65(1)
Making generalisations from autobiographical narrative data
66(5)
Summary
71(2)
5 Narrative ethnography
73(30)
Countering the serendipity in biographical research
74(1)
Exploring methodological approaches to biographical narratives
75(1)
Narrative ethnography - finding environments that frame biographical narratives
76(1)
Life stories as a blueprint of identity and belonging
77(1)
Sociobiographical method - how we cope with the world
78(1)
Building your analytical toolkit with an open mind
79(1)
Data collection - how to structure the biographical interview
80(1)
Directing the opening question
81(1)
Helping the narrator to structure their story
82(1)
Analytical procedures embedded in the analytical framework of narrative environments
82(1)
Intimate relationships
83(2)
Local cultures
85(2)
Organisations
87(2)
Jobs
89(2)
Status
91(1)
Narrative environment and intertextuality
92(2)
Making generalisations from narrative ethnographic data
94(6)
Summary
100(3)
6 Logical systems, qualitative comparative analysis and quantitative coding
103(22)
Managing biographical complexities
104(1)
Life course research - structuring biographical data
105(6)
Data coding and using qualitative data analysis software
111(1)
The role of CAQDAS in enhancing qualitative analysis
112(1)
Biographical research projects and computer coding
112(3)
An example of coding
115(1)
Advantages and limitation
116(1)
Quantifying codes and links between conditions and outcomes - QCA
117(1)
Biography as a deep data unit
118(1)
Defining outcomes and conditions in the biographical context
119(1)
Size of the sample
120(1)
Quality measures
120(3)
Strengths and limitations
123(1)
Summary
124(1)
7 Designing a project using biographical methods
125(18)
Research questions
128(1)
Alternative designs for biographical research
129(1)
Single case study
130(1)
Comparison of two or more cases
131(2)
Cumulative case studies
133(1)
Cross-national comparison
134(6)
Summary
140(3)
8 Mixed qualitative methods
143(22)
Mixed methods
144(3)
Applications of biographical methods in mixed designs
147(1)
Biography and ethnography
147(4)
Autoethnography and feminist research
151(4)
Walking and talking
155(3)
Bundling methods
158(2)
Biography in the context of applied and policy research
160(3)
Summary
163(2)
9 Mixed quantitative and qualitative methods
165(16)
Mixing qualitative and quantitative paradigms in the context of biographical methods
168(1)
Utility of mixed method designs with biographical narrative elements
169(1)
Addressing explanatory and confirmatory questions
170(2)
Providing stronger inferences
172(3)
Considering a broad range of divergent findings
175(3)
Summary
178(3)
10 Challenges ahead for biographical research
181(8)
Becoming a biographical researcher - finding an anchor
182(1)
Understanding the weather - trends in methodology
183(1)
Technology and a new type of data
183(2)
The rise of mixed method designs
185(1)
International aspects of social sciences
185(1)
Reading the seas - currents in social theory
186(2)
Summary
188(1)
Appendix 1 Working with transcripts 189(6)
Appendix 2 List of the studies 195(2)
Appendix 3 Additional resources to support your research 197(4)
Bibliography 201(12)
Index 213
Marta J. Eichsteller is Assistant Professor of Sociology at University College Dublin. Her research and writing projects focus on the qualitative and cross-generational aspects of social inequalities from local, national and global perspectives. She has worked on projects on local civil society participation in Poland and the UK, European identifications, and sustained escapes from poverty in the context of international development across Africa and South East Asia. She is particularly interested in biographical aspects of social change and their implications for social inquiry. Howard Davis is Emeritus professor of Social Theory and Institutions at Bangor University, Wales, and a former Co-Director of the Wales Institute for Social & Economic Research & Data (WISERD). His research and writing have focused on social theories of culture; cultural formations and transitions in post-Soviet societies; and social identities at local, national and international levels. He has been responsible for a wide range of research projects on culture, language and identities, including several based on biographical methods.
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