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The theoretical approaches inherent in Grounded Theory methodology Glaser and Strauss, and later developments Gathering good quality data and saturation Initial and Focused Coding Writing Basic and Advanced Memos Theoretical Sampling: Sampling, iterations, saturation and bringing it all together Theory and Writing: What is a grounded theory; a note on the literature review Who will benefit? Because grounded theory is essentially an inductive approach the course is most suitable for those who have not yet begun, or are in the early stages of, data collection. However, those with previously-collected data will also find the course useful for application at the analysis stage as well as for future projects. It is suitable for participants with very little or no experience but some knowledge of qualitative research or attendance on the Foundations of Qualitative Research course is advisable. Karen is a highly experienced ethnographer whose many publications include two widely cited books on ethnography: Ethnographic Methods Routledge, 2nd ed. She has also been instrumental in the design and evaluation of Masters level Research Methods courses and programmes in a number of universities. Karen provides short courses for the SRA on a regular basis. No refund if cancelled 20 days or fewer from the course date. Constructivist Grounded Theory
Glackin Department of Sociology, Philosophy, and Anthropology, University of Exeter Keywords: Disease, Dysfunction, Normativism, Naturalism, Social Constructivism Abstract Debates about the concept of disease have traditionally been framed as a competition between two conflicting approaches: naturalism, on the one hand, and normativism or social constructivism, on the other.
In this article, we lay the Groundde for a naturalistic form of social constructivism by 1 dissociating the presumed link between value-free conceptions of disease and a broadly naturalistic approach; 2 offering a naturalistic argument for a form of Constructivist Grounded Theory constructivism; and 3 suggesting avenues that strike us as especially promising for filling in the details of an alternative approach and addressing the most obvious objections. References Allen, Colin and Marc Bekoff.
Is Grounded Theory A Theoretical Model?
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Deviance and Medicalization: From Badness to Sickness. Cooper, Rachel. Crouch, R. Construdtivist, Robert.
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