Interpretive interactionism /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Thousand Oaks, Calif. :
Sage Publications,
[2001]
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| Edition: | 2nd ed. |
| Series: | Applied social research methods series ;
v. 16. |
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| Online Access: | Table of contents Contributor biographical information Publisher description Table of contents only |
Table of Contents:
- Interpretive Criteria in the Seventh Moment
- When to Use the Interpretive Approach
- The Researcher and the Social World
- Interpretive Criteria in the Seventh Moment
- Performing Ethnography
- The Performance Turn
- Red Lodge, Montana: Experiences and Performances
- Performing Montana
- The Interpretive Point of View
- Performing Racial Memories
- Personal Biography
- The Interpretive Heritage
- Opening Up the World for Interpretation
- The Subject's Experiences and the Epiphany
- What Is Interpretive Interactionism?
- Interpretation and Science
- History, Power, Emotion, and Knowledge
- The Criteria of Interpretation
- The Agenda
- Securing Biographical Experience
- Exemplars
- Narrative's Moment
- Selves, Narratives, and Sacred Places
- Interpreting the Biographical
- The Interpretive Process
- The Steps to Interpretation
- Evaluating Interpretive Materials
- Situating Interpretation
- Time, History, and Mapping
- Learning the Language and Its Meanings
- Researcher as Newcomer and the Knowing Subject
- Thick Description
- A Double Crisis
- Thick Description as Performative Writing
- Thick Description-as-Inscription
- Thin Description-as-Inscription
- Types of Thick Description-as-Inscription
- Good and Bad Thick Description
- Description, Inscription, and Interpretation
- Doing Interpretation
- The Importance of Interpretation and Understanding
- Exemplars of Interpretation
- What Interpretation Does
- Types of Interpretation and Exemplars.