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Naturalist Inquiry and Grounded Theory
'Naturalist Inquiry' und Grounded Theory
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Glaser, Barney G.
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| Abstract | 'The world of Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA) methodology became quite taken with Lincoln and Guba's book 'Naturalist Inquiry' (1985). The author has no issue with it with respect to its application to QDA; it helped clarify and advance so many QDA issues. However, its application to Grounded Theory (GT) has been a major block on GT, as originated, by its cooptation and corruption hence remodeling of GT by default. Lincoln and Guba have simply assumed GT is just another QDA method, which it is not. In 'The Grounded Theory Perspective II' (Glaser 2003, Chapter 9 on credibility), the author has discussed 'Naturalist Inquiry' (NI) thought regarding how Lincoln and Guba's notion of 'trustworthy' data (or worrisome data orientation) and how their view of constant comparison can and has remodeled and eroded GT. In this paper the author will consider other aspects of NI that remodel GT.' (author's abstract)| |
| Keywords | axiomatization; research approach; qualitative method; paradigm; grounded theory; social science; theory; data |
| Classification | Research Design |
| Method | basic research; epistemological |
| Document language | English |
| Publication Year | 2007 |
| Page/Pages | p. 114-132 |
| Journal | Historical Social Research, Supplement (2007) 19 |
| Status | Published Version; reviewed |
| Licence | Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications |
| Document Type | journal article |
