Lecture 11: Qualitative Methods of Research

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Lecture 11: Qualitative Methods of Research

A look at qualitative research and the interpretivist tradition of research.

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21 Jan 2018

1–2 minutes

Covert Observation, Ethnography, Participant Observation, Qualitative Research, Sociological Research, Sociology, Unstructured Interviews

FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN REFINING THEIR SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION

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Lecture 11: Qualitative Methods of Research

FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN REFINING THEIR SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION

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