THE GROUNDED THEORY PERSPECTIVE II:
Description's Remodeling of Grounded Theory (2003) by Barney G. Glaser, Ph.D., Hon Ph.D. $ 38.00
This book discusses at length the remodeling by default of GT methodology by ascendant methods of qualitative data analysis. Its effort is to free GT from many aspects and procedures of descriptive, qualitative methods, which remodel GT so it can be fully conceptual. The simple view of this book is that the researcher, who has to achieve a GT product to move on with respect to career and skill development, is often blocked by QDA requirements. Over the 34 years since Discovery of Grounded Theory was first published the “adapt, adopt, co-opt, corrupt assault of QDA on GT has remodeled it, hence blocked in a myriad of ways the procedural generation and analysis of GT”. Dr. Glaser discusses many of these blocks so that the reader can begin to see these and many other blocks to GT, however subtle.
CONTENT
Chapter 1 |
Remodeling GT Analysis |
Chapter 2 |
Data Management: Computer Data Collection |
Chapter 3 |
Data Management: Computer Analysis |
Chapter 4 |
Earned Relevancy |
Chapter 5 |
The Novice GT Researcher |
Chapter 6 |
Choosing a Methodology |
Chapter 7 |
Qualitative and Quantitative Research |
Chapter 8 |
Competitive Analytic Differences |
Chapter 9 |
Credidbility of Grounded Theory |
Chapter 10 |
Different Approaches of QDA Methodologists |
Chapter 11 |
Constructivist Grounded Theory |
Chapter 12 |
Naturalist Inquiry and Grounded Theory |
Chapter 13 |
General Remodeling |
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