Issues of trustworthiness in qualitative leisure research, often demonstrated through
particular techniques of reliability and/or validity, is often either nonexistent, unsubstantial, or …

Norman Denzin and Yvonna Lincoln, in the Handbook of Qualitative Research, state that the
last two decades have borne witness to a" quiet methodological revolution." This revolution …

Part three, Strategies of Inquiry, addresses the variety of questions con-fronted by a bricoleur
when formulating research designs and strategies of nquiry. As opposed to a method …

In this article, I critically reexamine what it means to be a qualitative leisure researcher.
Specifically, I discuss three areas in which I believe the influence of positivism has distanced …

Many qualitative manuscripts published on the phenomenon of leisure remain post positivist
privileging the traditional scientific method as the way of conducting and representing …

In tourism research, sociologists and anthropologists have been turning to qualitative
approaches for a long time. This is not the case for researchers working in other disciplines …

One position to evaluate qualitative research is what has been termed a 'criteriological
approach'(Sparkes & Smith, 2009, 2014). This approach parallels the dominant positivist …

Grounded in current shifts toward postqualitative conversations, we provide methodological
scaffolding for qualitative scholars and students based on our use of improvisational inquiry …

This is an exciting time for professionals associated with physical activity and the health
professions. We have seen a substantial increase in the amount and type of research being …

The go-along interview, where the researcher and participant visit a predetermined location
relevant to the research objective, is a data collection method that aligns with, but is distinct …