This chapter explains the methodological practices, purposes, and potential of grounded theory methodology (GTM) for qualitative research in applied linguistics. Ways of disseminating grounded theory research so that it complements the discourse conventions of the greater applied linguistics community are considered, and it is argued that GTM, when used appropriately, helps researchers to pace themselves while collecting qualitative data, offers procedures for critically analyzing the collected material, and provides a means for constructing midrange theories that can significantly contribute to the lives of educators, students, and even to scholarly communities outside of the field of applied linguistics
Grounded theory (GT) is a general research method that provides the efficient generation of theory f...
Since its inception in the sociological field more than fifty years, Grounded Theory Methodology (GT...
My experience reviewing qualitative studies over the years showed that one out of fifty social scien...
This chapter explains the methodological practices, purposes, and potential of grounded theory metho...
The use of grounded theory method (GTM) as a research method in information systems has gradually in...
The book describes a conceptual and practical path from theory to research experience, within the th...
Since its inception over forty years ago, grounded theory has achieved canonical status in the resea...
What is Grounded Theory? provides a compelling account of an approach that has come to be one of the...
Debates on the application of the quantitative, qualitative or mixed methodological approaches in s...
Grounded Theory (GT) is one of the longest established approaches to dealing with qualitative data, ...
The use of grounded theory method (GTM) as a research method in information systems (IS) has gradual...
Examination of the qualitative methodological literature shows that there appear to be conflicting o...
In this chapter first of all I will highlight peculiarities of the GTM within qualitative approaches...
This paper is a discussion on the practical issues faced by Information Systems professionals when t...
The grounded theory (GT) method is widely applied, yet frequently misunderstood. We outline the main...
Grounded theory (GT) is a general research method that provides the efficient generation of theory f...
Since its inception in the sociological field more than fifty years, Grounded Theory Methodology (GT...
My experience reviewing qualitative studies over the years showed that one out of fifty social scien...
This chapter explains the methodological practices, purposes, and potential of grounded theory metho...
The use of grounded theory method (GTM) as a research method in information systems has gradually in...
The book describes a conceptual and practical path from theory to research experience, within the th...
Since its inception over forty years ago, grounded theory has achieved canonical status in the resea...
What is Grounded Theory? provides a compelling account of an approach that has come to be one of the...
Debates on the application of the quantitative, qualitative or mixed methodological approaches in s...
Grounded Theory (GT) is one of the longest established approaches to dealing with qualitative data, ...
The use of grounded theory method (GTM) as a research method in information systems (IS) has gradual...
Examination of the qualitative methodological literature shows that there appear to be conflicting o...
In this chapter first of all I will highlight peculiarities of the GTM within qualitative approaches...
This paper is a discussion on the practical issues faced by Information Systems professionals when t...
The grounded theory (GT) method is widely applied, yet frequently misunderstood. We outline the main...
Grounded theory (GT) is a general research method that provides the efficient generation of theory f...
Since its inception in the sociological field more than fifty years, Grounded Theory Methodology (GT...
My experience reviewing qualitative studies over the years showed that one out of fifty social scien...