Qualitative research and intercultural understanding conducting qualitative research in multicultural settings - Court, Deborah 1950- (Abingdon, Oxon Routledge, 2018)
Introduction : why qualitative research and intercultural understanding? -- The roots of qualitative research and its place in the research landscape -- What is culture? -- Framing your study and asking research questions -- Validity and reliability : how do you know? -- Data collection 1 : observations and document analysis. who's looking? -- Data collection 2 : interviews. who's asking? -- Data analysis : be alert, patient and self-critical, but fear not -- Writing and sharing the research report -- Research ethics and the qualitative road to intercultural understanding -- Running between the raindrops : research, culture and my life in two worlds / Randa Abbas -- Foolish dreams in a fabled land / Deborah Court -- In whose interests? : chasing the chimera of beneficence in qualitative research / Ted Riecken -- Moving from research to publication : best practices in communicating interfaith scholarship / Jack Seymour -- When flesh became word : vulnerable listening and mimetic learning in the zone of proximal (inter)diction / Mai-Anh Le Tran.
Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords: Qualitative research; Intercultural communication; Multiculturalism