The aim of the present article is to consider the research interview as a dialogical context for
the production of social life and personal narratives. It is emphasized that interviews are …

In this article the author argues that research interviewing can be a form of research practice
in which the subjects of study can object to the researcher's questions and the interview's …

Many researchers who rely heavily on open-ended, informal inter viewing make only
passing reference to the conception and to the lived experience of interviewing, as if …

In this chapter, we argue that in-depth interview accounts provide a meaningful opportunity
to study and theorize about the social world. We reject the objectivist–constructivist divide …

Interviews have long been used as a method in applied linguistics for the investigation of an
extraordinary array of phenomena. In quantitative research, interviews have been used to …

T he contributors to this volume describe many different types of interviewing. Each type has
its distinct style, methods, advantages, and limitations. Each uses and builds on our …

The research interview is not a clear window onto the interviewee's experience, rather it is
the joint production of an account by interviewer and interviewee through the dynamic …

This chapter introduces people to the practices of research interviewing and the informed
choices which help to determine that they are conducted successfully. Patton expressed a …

▪ General interview guide approach-the guide approach is intended to ensure that the same
general areas of information are collected from each interviewee; this provides more focus …