qualitative research

Autoethnography

Posted on October 12, 2017 9:03 am MST, by James Lane

Autoethnography is a methodology that begins with the researcher as the site of study.The approach is intended to be evocative, stimulating memories of the past. Those memories may be poignant, painful, and perhaps embarrassing. They reveal the researcher’s vulnerability, but through that revelation he learns more about himself and his practice. The autoethnographer sees the universal through the particular.

AERA Outstanding Qualitative Dissertation Award - Call for Submissions

The Qualitative Research SIG of the American Educational Research Association invites nominations of dissertations in educational research that exemplify excellence in qualitative methodology and that may typify the SIG’s mission to emphasize “ways that qualitative research may contribute to reducing inequality and injustice in schools and society”.

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Qualitative Phenomenological Study: Considerations in engaging international students

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International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry Call for Submissions

Selfish vs. Selfless: Conflicting Views of Motherhood and the Role of Self-Care-New Qualitative Data Emerges

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Journals Focusing on Qualitative Research

Journals Focusing on Qualitative Research

From QualPage https://qualpage.com/history/

The following list includes journals that focus on qualitative research as well as journals receptive to publishing qualitative research. The list, as well as those embedded within it, are from outside sources and are listed only as initial reference points.

Saint Louis University’s Qualitative Research Journals list