Qualitative research : the emotional dimension

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Qualitative research : the emotional dimension

edited by Keith Carter, Sara Delamont

(Cardiff papers in qualitative research)

Avebury, c1996

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Includes bibliographies

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内容説明

A book which examines the need for social scientists to include into their research the feelings and emotions of both themselves and their respondents. Qualitative researchers have, in part, insulated their readers from raw emotion, or failed to document the whole of the facts surrounding collection of sensitive data. By taking a "professional stance" the observer can sometimes miss the reality of what they are observing. People's problems, including the researchers' own subjective biases and feelings, need to be included in all qualitative research. The book argues that the "professional stance" frequently adopted by observers and observed unconsciously insulates the observer and hence the reader from the true picture. This book examines the worries, fears, feelings and restrictions placed on researchers when observing, recording and interviewing people about their private and sensitive inner feelings and the problems which arise when respondents being studied are in the grip of powerful emotions.

目次

  • Whose voice? Whose feelings? Emotions
  • the theory and practice of feminist methodology
  • putting down smoke - emotion and engagement in participant observation
  • systematic or sentimental? The place of feelings in social research
  • Ukraine - an emotionally charged research environment
  • men, emotions and the research process - the role of interviews in sensitive areas
  • fears of exposure
  • practice nurses
  • managing emotion - dilemmas in the social work relationship
  • domestic visits - a forced non-relationship of private affection in a semi-public place
  • familiarity, masculinity and qualitative research.

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