Reason & Rigor: How conceptual frameworks guide research (Record no. 21651)

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International Standard Book Number 978-1483340401
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Classification number 001.42
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Personal name Ravitch, Sharon M.
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Title Reason & Rigor: How conceptual frameworks guide research
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Edition statement 2nd
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Los Angeles:
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Sage Publication,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2017.
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Extent xxiv., 234p., ref., ind., 24 cm X 19 cm
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General note Recommended by: Kallol Das
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Target audience note Contents: <br/><br/>Chapter 1: Introduction to Conceptual Frameworks <br/>Conceptual Frameworks Explored and Defined<br/> <br/>Elements of a Conceptual Framework<br/> <br/>Organization of this Book<br/> <br/>Concluding Thoughts: Using Conceptual Frameworks<br/> <br/> Chapter 2: Why Conceptual Frameworks? <br/>What (and Where) is Theory?<br/> <br/>Whose Theory is It, and Where Does It Come From?<br/> <br/>What is a Literature Review, and What is It For?<br/> <br/>The Case for Conceptual Frameworks: Concluding Thoughts<br/> <br/> Chapter 3: Origins of a Conceptual Framework: The Birth of Grit <br/>Background and context: An overview of the work in focus<br/> <br/>The argument<br/> <br/>Origins: Conversations with the dead and the living<br/> <br/>Formulating the concept: From conversing to inquiring<br/> <br/>Forming and advancing the argument<br/> <br/> Chapter 4: Excavating Questions <br/>“Excavating” Research Questions<br/> <br/>About the Author<br/> <br/>Background and Context: An Overview of the Work in Focus<br/> <br/>The Argument<br/> <br/>Conceptual Frameworks and Research Design<br/> <br/>The Co-evolution of Conceptual Frameworks and Research Design<br/> <br/>Conceptual Frameworks and Research Design: Concluding Thoughts<br/> <br/>Reflection Questions<br/> <br/> Chapter 5: The Role of the Conceptual Framework in Data Collection and Fieldwork <br/>Who You Are, How You Think, and What You Study<br/> <br/>About the Author<br/> <br/>Background and Context: An Overview of the Work in Focus<br/> <br/>The Argument<br/> <br/>Hyphenated Selves as a Theoretical Framework<br/> <br/>The Hyphen as Method: Positionality and Practice<br/> <br/>Conceptual Frameworks and Fieldwork: Concluding Thoughts<br/> <br/> Chapter 6: Conceptual Frameworks and the Analysis of Data <br/>Examining the Influence of an Ever-Emerging Conceptual Framework<br/> <br/>About the Author<br/> <br/>Background and Context: An Overview of the Work in Focus<br/> <br/>The Argument<br/> <br/>From Argument to Analysis<br/> <br/>Transcription as Data Analysis<br/> <br/>Evolving and Shifting Frameworks of Analysis<br/> <br/>Conceptual Frameworks and Data Analysis: Concluding Thoughts<br/> <br/> Chapter 7: Expanding the Conversation, Extending the Argument: The Role of Conceptual Frameworks in Presenting, Explaining, and Contextualizing Findings <br/>About the Author<br/> <br/>Background and Context: AN OVERVIEW OF THE WORK IN FOCUS<br/> <br/>Being in Conversation With Theory: Influences on Thought and Action<br/> <br/>The Argument<br/> <br/>Conclusion<br/> <br/> Chapter 8: Reflections on the Making and Re-making of a Conceptual Framework - William K. Dunworth <br/>Developing a Conceptual Framework<br/> <br/>Challenges in the field<br/> <br/>Revisiting Conceptual Frameworks: Turning Artifacts into Processes<br/> <br/>“Everything is data”: Returning to the field<br/> <br/>Revising the conceptual framework and integrating findings<br/> <br/> Chapter 9: The Conceptual Framework as Guide and Ballast <br/>Developing a Conceptual Framework<br/> <br/>Starting Points: Self and Audience<br/> <br/>Making—and Breaking—Your Plans<br/> <br/>The Conversation: From Listening to Speaking<br/> <br/>Strategies and Exercises for Developing Conceptual Frameworks<br/> <br/>Identifying Your Interests, Beliefs, and Motivations for Doing Research<br/> <br/>Examination of the “Conversations Already Happening”<br/> <br/>Ongoing Questions and Concerns about the Research<br/> <br/>Concept Maps<br/> <br/>Research Memos<br/> <br/>Research Journal<br/> <br/>Reason and Rigor<br/>
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General subdivision social sciences
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-- methodology
-- qualitative research
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Personal name Riggan, Matthew
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