Qualitative Research Interviewing

PART ONE: CONCEPTS AND APPROACHES TO DEPTH INTERVIEWING Interview `Facts' as Evidence to Support Inferences to Eventual Theorization/Representation Models Conceptual Frameworks for Studying and Inferring from (Research) Interview Interaction Practice Models of Research Design and Their Application to Semi-Structured Depth Interviewing Lightly and Heavily-Structured Depth Interviewing Theory-Questions and Interviewer-Questions PART TWO: UP TO THE INERVIEW: STRATEGIES FOR GETTING THE RIGHT MATERIALS Preparing for Any Interviewing Sequence Preparing Lightly-Structured Depth Interviews A Design for a BNIM-Type Biographic-Narrative Interview Preparing Moderately- or Heavily-Structured Interviews PART THREE: AROUND THE INTERVIEW: CONTACT MANAGEMENT-THEORY AND PRACTICE Before Making Contact and Starting the Fieldwork Phase of the Research Process The Session PART FOUR: AFTER THE INTERVIEW: STRATEGIES FOR WORKING THE MATERIALS Copying, Indexing and Transcribing Analyzing/Interpreting Any Interview Materials Answers to TQs Analyzing/Interpreting SQUIN-BNIM Interview Materials Answers to TQs PART FIVE: COMPARISON OF CASES: FROM CONTINGENCIES OF CASES TO TYPES OF TYPOLOGIES Resources for Typification and General-Models within Single-Case Research Types of Typologies PART SIX: WRITING UP: STRATEGIES OF RE/PRESENTATION Conceptual Frameworks for Studying and Re/presenting Writings Up: Theorizing and Narrating in `Presentation' Strategies `Writing Up' Biographic Sub-Genres Suggestions by Way of a Conclusion