Creative interviewing
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Creative interviewing
（Sage library of social research, v. 159）
Sage Publications, c1985
- : pbk.
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
Creative Interviewing is the follow-up to Douglas' successful book Investigating Social Research (SAGE 1976). Using new research, Douglas reconsiders one of the social researcher's most widely used tools -- interviewing. Moving away from more traditional interviewing techniques, he develops a methodology that works with, instead of against, the situational factors involved. By becoming more flexible in their approach and response, creative interviewers increase their chances of discovering the truth. The book is written in an absorbing and lively style, with many illustrative case studies.
目次
The Situational Necessity for Creativity
Don't Use Steam-Rollers to Catch Butterflies
Or, Fit Your Methods to Your Goals and Your Situation
The Emotional Wellsprings of Creative Interviewing
Researcher, Know Thy Self and Play to Thy Strengths
Becoming The Complete Creative Interviewer
Creating Goddesses out of Mortal Flesh
Using a Marriage Broker, Constructing the Contract and Taking the Vows
Creative Evolution
Setting the Scene
Getting to Know You...
Just Speak into the Microphone, Please...
Giving the Goddess Her Rights and Inspiring Creative Thoughts
Courting Instant Intimacy
Exuding Warmth and the Communing of Souls
Beware Dominance-Submission Games
Playing Doctor and Nurse
Keep Within the Pale
The Slow Build-Up
Weave a Circle 'Round it Thrice...
Beware the Black Holes
Stripping Off Self-Presentational Pseudo-Realities
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