Titel:	Interactional Studies of Qualitative Research Interviews
Personen:	Roulston, Katryn (Hg.)
Jahr:	2019
Typ:	Sammelband
Verlag:	John Benjamins Publishing Company
Ortsangabe:	Amsterdam, Philadelphia
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Beiträge u.a.:	Roulston: Introduction. Examining the social practices of interviewing Williams: "Like us you mean?". Sensitive disability questions and peer research encounters Roulston: Research interviewers as 'knowers' and 'unknowers' Herron: On doing 'being feminist' and 'being researcher'. Lessons from a novice interviewer Smith: "What does it mean?". Methodological strategies for interviewing children Shelton: Epistemic shifts. Examining interviewer and self-praise in interviews Snyder Ohta/Prior: "That's a stupid question!". Competing perspectives and language choice in an English-Japanese bilingual research interview Veronesi: "But you're gonna ask me questions, right?". Interactional frame and "for-the-record" orientation in language biography interviews Jung: "It doesn't make sense, but it actually does". Interactional dynamics in focus group interaction Pope: Continuers in research interviews. A closer look at the construction of rapport in talk about interfaith dialogue Rodrigues de Almeida: Discourse strategies of mitigation in an oral corpus of narratives of life experience collected in interviews Rapley: The way(s) of interviewing. Exploring social studies of interviews