posted on 2021-10-05, 03:14authored byCraig Whisker
<div><p><sub>"Situational Analysis: Grounded Theory <em>After</em> the Interpretive Turn" is the second edition [2E]
of Adele CLARKE's inspirational 2005 book [1E], where this new approach to
qualitative research first appeared in the tradition of grounded theory
methodology [GT]. Thirteen years, two additional authors, and a title
change—from postmodern to interpretive turn—herald major revisions in 2E that
update, clarify, and further distinguish situational analysis [SA], providing a
more user-friendly read than its predecessor. In this review, I attempt to
illuminate the relationships between SA and constructivist GT, and between SA
mapping and GT coding. I experience the 2E authors' increasing confidence in
their distinctive conceptualization of GT as infectious, and this is celebrated.</sub></p>
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History
Publication Date
2018-09-26
Journal
FQS Forum: Qualitative Social Research
Volume
19
Issue
3
Article Number
35
Pagination
7 pages
Publisher
Freie Universitaet Berlin * Institut fuer Qualitative Forschung
ISSN
1438-5627
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