Qualitative Health Research

PART ONE: THE CHARACTERISTICS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH The Disease of Masturbation - H Tristam Engelhardt Jr Values and the Concept of Disease Shakespeare in the Bush - Laura Bohannan Context as a Source of Meaning and Understanding - Pamela S Hinds, Doris E Chaves and Sandra M Cypess The Holistic Injunction - George W Noblit and John D Engel An Ideal and a Moral Imperative for Qualitative Research `Euch, Those Are For Your Husband!' - Janice M Morse Examination of Cultural Values and Assumptions Associated with Breast-Feeding PART TWO: THE QUALITATIVE SYNTHESIS OF RESEARCH The Research Topic - Arnold van Gennep Or, Folklore Without End Comparative Analysis of Conceptualizations and Theories of Caring - Janice M Morse et al PART THREE: PHENOMENOLOGY Birthing Pain - Vangie Kelpin Operating on a Child's Heart - Stephen J Smith A Pedagogical View of Hospitalization Memories of Breathing - Monica Clarke A Phenomenological Dialogue Asthma as a Way of Becoming PART FOUR: ETHNOGRAPHY The Meaning of Menopause in a Newfoundland Fishing Village - Dona Lee Davis On Control, Certitude and the `Paranoia' of Surgeons - Joan Cassell Under the Guise of Passivity - Hava Golander We Can Communicate Warmth, Caring and Respect On Being Sane in Insane Places - D L Rosenhan PART FIVE: ETHNOSCIENCE Beating the Drunk Charge - James P Spradley The Structure and Function of Gift Giving in the Patient-Nurse Relationship - Janice M Morse PART SIX: GROUNDED THEORY Becoming Ordinary - Beverley Lorencz Leaving the Psychiatric Hospital The Emotional Experience of Breast Expression - Janice M Morse and Joan L Bottorff Negotiating Commitment and Involvement in the Nurse-Patient Relationship - Janice M Morse PART SEVEN: THE SEMISTRUCTURED QUESTIONNAIRE Social Coercion for Weaning - Janice M Morse and Margaret J Harrison