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Students' conceptions - and misconceptions - of social research
Barbara Kawulich, Mark W. J. Garner, Claire Wagner
Qualitative Sociology Review , 5 /3 (2009) s. 121, 5-25 -
Ritual and boundary distinction in a recreational community : a case study of motorcycle rallies and riders
D. Mark Austin
Qualitative Sociology Review , 5 /2 (2009) s. 107, 70-93 -
Edgework, Fun, and Identification in a Recreational Subculture : Street BMX Riders
Shane Scott, D. Mark Austin
Qualitative Sociology Review , 12 /4 (2016) s. 84-99 -
When Symbolic Action Fails : Illustrations from Small-Claims Court
Michael W. Yarbrough
Qualitative Sociology Review , 9 /1 (2013) s. 44-57 -
Our Family Functions : Functions of Traditional Weddings for Modern Brides and Postmodern Families
Medora W. Barnes
Qualitative Sociology Review , 10 /2 (2014) s. 60-78 -
Masculinities and Femicide
James W. Messerschmidt
Qualitative Sociology Review , 13 /3 (2017) s. 70-79 -
Community, frame of reference, and boundary : three sociological concepts and their relevance for virtual worlds research
J. Patrick Williams
Qualitative Sociology Review , 5 /2 (2009) s. 106, 3-16 -
Concepts and concept formation : Goffman and Beyond
Thomas J. Scheff
Qualitative Sociology Review , 2 /3 (2006) s. 101, 48-64 -
"Oh yes, I remember it well!" Reflections on using the life-grid in qualitative interviews with couples
Andrew J. Bell
Qualitative Sociology Review , 1 /1 (2005) s. 51-67, 92 -
Extending hate crime legislation to include gender : explicating an analogical method of advocacy
Tim J. Berard
Qualitative Sociology Review , 1 /2 (2005) s. 43-64, 87 -
$#! Sociologists Say : e-Public Sociology on Twitter
Christopher J. Schneider
Qualitative Sociology Review , 13 /2 (2017) s. 78-99 -
Symbolic Interaction, Public Sociology, and the Potential of Open-Access Publishing
Antony J. Puddephatt, Taylor Price
Qualitative Sociology Review , 13 /4 (2017) s. 142-158 -
Editorial : A Festschrift for William Shaffir : Guest Editors' Introduction
Antony J. Puddephat, Steven Kleinknecht
Qualitative Sociology Review , 16 /2 (2020) s. 6-13 -
From Total Institution to Status Bloodbath : Goffman as a Comparative Researcher and Grounded Theorist
W. Peter Archibald, Benjamin Kelly, Michael Adorjan
Qualitative Sociology Review , 11 /4 (2015) s. 38-65 -
An interview with Kathy Charmaz : on constructing grounded theory
Antony J. Puddephatt, Kathleen C. Charmaz
Qualitative Sociology Review , 2 /3 (2006) s. 5-20 -
The life course metaphor : implications for biography and interpretive research
John W. Murphy, Steven L. Arxer, Linda L. Belgrave
Qualitative Sociology Review , 6 /1 (2010) s. 4-15, 67 -
Introduction to the Special Issue : Qualitative Analysis Conference 2012: Cultures of Narrative and Narratives of Culture
Antony J. Puddephatt, Steven Kleinknecht, Carrie B. Sanders
Qualitative Sociology Review , 9 /3 (2013) s. 8-11 -
Confronting Institutional Discrimination in a Color-Blind World
Eric O. Silva, Christopher J. Gillmann, KeyAnna L. Tate
Qualitative Sociology Review , 14 /1 (2018) s. 84-108 -
Online Social Networking, Interactions, and Relations : Students at the Universiyt of the Free State, Bloemfontein
Sello J. Sele, Jan K. Coetzee, Florian Elliker, Cornie Groenewald, Sethulego Z. Matebesi
Qualitative Sociology Review , 14 /4 (2018) s. 100-120