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In-depth Interviewing: Principles, Techniques, Analysis

Victor Minichiello, Rosalie Aroni, Terrence Neville Hays

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    Abstract

    'In-depth interviewing' is now in its third edition. Like the previous editions, the book provides a detailed discussion of the use of in-depth interviewing as a research tool for collecting data to better understand people. The book is written for both an undergraduate and postgraduate social sciences and health sciences audience, with the authors spanning the disciplines of sociology, education, gerontology, public health and music. It provides students, researchers and practitioners with a thorough exposition of the value of using in-depth interviewing in qualitative research. Examples of research are used across the disciples to show its wide applicability. Like the previous editions, the book goes beyond simply providing a description of collecting data by this method. It shows the reader the relationship between theory and research; the complex human side of the fieldwork process; the logic of doing in-depth interviewing: and the repertoire of field strategies on might develop in order to cope with the social and political context of qualitative research.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationFrenchs Forest, Australia
    PublisherPearson Education Australia
    Number of pages342
    Edition3
    ISBN (Print)9780733980121
    Publication statusPublished - 2008

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    Keywords

    • Sociological Methodology and Research Methods

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