T he term discourse analysis (DA) has a wide reference and is often characterized as an
umbrella designator for a growing range of different theoretical approaches, analytic …

The new edition of this landmark volume emphasizes the dynamic, interactional, and
reflexive dimensions of the research interview. Contributors highlight the myriad dimensions …

Considerable analytic attention has focused on interviewees' talk as 'accounts', or 'versions',
rather than as direct reports of attitudes or perceptions. However, despite recognition of the …

A n interview transcript sits in front of me, on top of a pile. I did the interview, tape-recorded it,
and transcribed it. The topic is older women married to younger men; this interview is with a …

This chapter frames the interview as an actively constructed conversation through which
narratives are produced. It views empirical results as by-products of narrative practice …

Lara J. Foley n recent decades, the literature on interviewing has considered the interview
as a social interaction in which the interviewer and the respondent jointly construct …

Linda Finlay eflexivity has been defined as “disciplined self-reflection”(Wilkinson, 1988, p.
493). 1 It is employed in various guises in clinical and research practice as explicit, self …

Atkinson and Silverman's (1997) depiction of the Interview Society analysed the dominance
of interview studies that seek to elicit respondents 'experiences' and 'perceptions'. Their …

In the context of the social science research interview, discussions of listening as a
foundational practice are rare. While considerable attention is given to asking the “right” …

This chapter discusses the implications of viewing the interview as an actively constructed
conversation through which narrative data are produced. It explores the ramifications of …