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Qualitative individual interviews with deaf people
This entry explores the process of interviewing individual Deaf people, in an overview of the field. Areas for discussion include the processes and practical steps of interview preparation and interviewing, involving considerations regarding the choice of methodology, recognition of the position of Deaf people, whether the researcher can be hearing, whether one can use an interpreter, how interviews can be recorded, and what questions are culturally appropriate to include in an interview schedule, and reflections are offered around the interplay of two languages. Following that is deliberation of a theoretical dilemma in relation to the model selected for translation leading to transcription. The entry concludes with reflections on this option for research topic and method. Poignant examples from interviews with Deaf people are offered to ...
by Kate Attfield ; edited by Paul Atkinson, Sara Delamont, Alexandru Cernat, Joseph W. Sakshaug & Richard A. Williams.
Includes bibliographical references and index.