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Author Huffman, Tim

Title Qualitative Inquiry for Social Justice
Published Milton : Taylor & Francis Group, 2023

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Description 1 online resource (393 p.)
Series Routledge Social Justice Communication Activism Series
Routledge social justice communication activism series.
Contents Intro -- Endorsements -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1: Introduction: Pursuing Justice Through Inquiry -- What Is This Book? -- Qualitative Inquiry -- What Is Qualitative Inquiry? -- Multifocal -- Exploratory -- Experiential -- Humanistic -- Embedded -- Elements of a Qualitative Project -- Combining the Benefits of Qualitative Inquiry -- Social Justice -- Conditions of a Just Society -- Fairness -- Freedom -- Fellowship -- Flourishing -- Being Responsive to Injustice -- Scope -- Combining the Multiple Accounts of Justice
Qualitative Inquiry for Social Justice -- Participation, Action, Community -- Data, Democracy, and Design -- Qualitative Justice -- Cycles of Seasons and Days -- The Cycle of Seasons -- Seasonal Layout of the Book -- Section 1: Spring (Anticipate and Prepare) -- Section 2: Summer (Observe and Act) -- Section 3: Autumn (Reflect and Conclude) -- Section 4: Winter (Remember and Rest) -- The Day Cycle -- The Qualitative Day Cycle -- At the End of the Day, What Will You Create? -- Conclusion -- References -- Winter Ends -- Section 1: Spring: Anticipating and Preparing
Chapter 2: Planning: Designing Inquiry and Action -- Basics of a Research Project -- Planning the Framework -- Inspirations -- Questions, Problems, and Assets -- Grounded, Theory-Driven, or Iterative Approach -- Narrowing Down -- Creating Partnerships and Asking Permission -- Planning the Data -- Types of Data -- Considering Data Foci -- Estimating How Much Data -- Planning the Analysis -- Planning the Outcomes -- Representations -- Other Considerations -- Roles and Authorship on a Team -- Institutional Support and Requirements -- Planning to be Flexible -- Reading Scholarly Literature
Why to Read -- When to Read -- What to Read -- How to Read -- How to Take Notes -- Designing Activist Efforts -- Universals of Community Planning -- Participants -- Contributions -- Facilitation -- Design -- Communities Initiating Inquiry -- Planning Day Cycle -- Dawn -- Day -- Dusk -- Dark -- What Will You Create? -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3: Commitments: Taking Philosophical and Political Positions -- Elements of Scholarly Commitments -- Epistemology -- Ontology -- Axiology -- Methodology -- Specific Scholarly Commitments -- Community/Participatory -- Materialism
Social Constructionism -- Experience-Centered -- Action-Centered -- Indigenous and Decolonial -- Critical -- Commitment Mash-Ups -- Elements of Activist Commitments -- Issues -- Sectors -- Communicative Strategy -- Scope -- Institutional Trajectories -- Specific Activist Commitments -- Direct Action -- Solidarity/Personalist -- Community Development -- Abolition -- Service -- Liberation -- Social Entrepreneurship -- Labor -- Other Activist Approaches -- Commitments Day Cycle -- Dawn -- Day -- Dusk -- Dark -- What Will You Create? -- Conclusion -- References
Notes Description based upon print version of record
Chapter 4: Standards: Establishing Criteria for Ethics and Excellence
Subject Social justice -- Research -- Methodology
Qualitative research -- Methodology.
Qualitative research -- Methodology
Form Electronic book
ISBN 9781000998061
1000998061