Experiencing Fieldwork: An Inside View of Qualitative Research

摘要: Introduction PART ONE: GETTING IN Playing Back the Tape - John Van Maanen Early Days in Field Sponsors, Gatekeepers, Members and Friends Robert G Burgess Access Educational Settings Female Researchers Male-Dominated Joan Neff Gurney Implications for Short-Term Versus Long-Term Research Experiencing on New Religions Cults James T Richardson Practical Ethical Considerations Managing a Convincing Self-Presentation William Shaffir Some Personal Reflections Entering TWO: LEARNING THE ROPES A Walk Through Wilderness David M Fetterman Learning to Find Your Way Secrecy Disclosure Fieldwork Richard Mitchell Jr The Researcher Talks Christine Griffin Dealing With Power Relations Studies of Young People's Entry Job Market Encountering Marketplace Prus Achieving Intimate Familiarity with Vendor Activity Recognizing Analyzing Local Cultures Jaber F Gubrium THREE: MAINTAINING RELATIONS Discourse Other Peter McLaren Collaboration Our Own Ruin Maintaining Relationships School Deaf Donald Evans Stability Flexibility Patricia Adler Within Organized Unorganized Groups Fieldworkers' Feelings Sherryl Kleinman What We Feel, Who Are, How Analyze Fragile Ties Ramona Asher Gary Alan Fine Shaping Women Married Alcoholics FOUR: LEAVING AND KEEPING TOUCH High Risk Methodology Daniel Wolff Leaving an Outlaw Society Leaving, Revisiting, Staying Touch Charles P Gallmeier Neglected Issues Gone Fishing, Be Later Ilene Kaplan Ending Resuming Among Fishermen Steven J Taylor Research, Relationships, Responsibilities Do Ever Leave Field? Notes Secondary Involvements Stebbins