Doing Qualitative Research Differently

By W. Hollway, T. Jefferson. 2012

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Subfields: Management Science and Operations Research

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In Management Science and Operations Research

1. Benjamin L. Read
2. L. Bondi

Citations in the corpus

• Serial Interviews (2018, methodology): “For research on fears about crime, Hollway and Jefferson (2000) developed a twointerview “free-association narrative” protocol (pp. 43–44).”
• “Value-adding” Analysis: Doing More With Qualitative Data (2020, background): “Such reading of the gestalt can be bypassed by researchers, sometimes because of commitment to “giving voice” to the interviewee or to privileging experiential, respondent-centred accounts (Hollway & Jefferson, 2000, p. 80).”
• Understanding feelings: Engaging with unconscious communication and embodied knowledge (2014, background): “In drawing attention to the “receptive unconscious” I am not seeking to negate the importance of the repressed unconscious within interview encounters (Hollway and Jefferson 2000) and the narratives they produce (Thomas 2007).”