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26th October 2009 at 8:29 pm #5400
Nortei Nortey
MemberHello
Could help me find step by step approach to the use of grounded theory in research?
Thank you.
Nortey27th October 2009 at 10:45 pm #5420Katy Gregg
MemberHello,
As many qual researchers may tell you, the “step by step” is different from each set of data depending on your goals and where the data leads you. With that said, Charmaz’s grounded theory text has been very helpful in thinking about my data analysis but also provides insight into setting up a grounded theory project.
Good luck!
Katy Gregg28th October 2009 at 3:49 am #5419Ernani Viana Saraiva
Memberwell,
It basically depends on which Gt approach you choose for your research. Actually, there are several guides on Glaser’s Gt, or Strauss’, Schatzman’s or Clarke’s propsitions of Grounded Theory. If your choice is a construtivist Gt, I do recommend the Clarke´s book.
bon travail!
ernani3rd November 2009 at 2:55 pm #5418Helen Scott
ParticipantNortey is this any good as an introduction? http://groundedtheoryonline.com/www/what-is-grounded-theory – scroll down for the steps for a Glaserian Grounded Theory.
Its a very new site which we launched on Friday so critical feedback and suggestions for content are very welcome.
Best
Helen28th November 2013 at 6:32 pm #5417shaukat hayat
Memberi need some one help to guide me on the process of GT (glasser approach), i read the research articles on GT but the problem is, how to take strt on it?? any-one have written form which whole GT process is explained step by step?? plz provide me.
Thanks
10th December 2013 at 12:02 pm #5416Dr. Barry Chametzky
ParticipantHave you read Glaser’s books? The three we suggest are Doing GT, Discovery, and Theoretical Sensitivity. Classic GT is “started” with a Grand Tour question. The problem is that there really isn’t a step-by-step process for CGT as it is cyclical. There are, however, some GT researchers who have tried to present the process as you wish. You can look for Dr. Glen Gatin’s 2009 dissertation on Keeping your distance. You can also look for the 2011 article by Jones and Alony called Guiding the use of grounded theory in doctoral studies–an example from the Australian film industry. International Journal of Doctoral Studies, 6, 95-114. If you’d like to talk about GT, I’d be happy to answer your questions via Skype (BarryCh209).
10th December 2013 at 12:02 pm #5415Aslı Bekmen
ParticipantCathy Urquhart’s book “GT for Qualitative Research” is quite helpful if you use the Glaserian approach.
11th December 2013 at 10:27 am #5414shaukat hayat
MemberThank you so much sir.
i am going to study the articles as you mentioned. i am also interested to contact with you on Skype and for this I’ve send you contact request on your Skype ID.
i want to complete that all process with in 3 to 4 month for master degree research, so thats why i need your proper guidance and valuable suggestions.
Regards
11th December 2013 at 10:29 am #5413shaukat hayat
Memberthank you for your kind and helpful reply.
can i ask for the soft copy of book,if u have?
Regards
11th December 2013 at 10:38 am #5412Aslı Bekmen
Participantunfortunately i do not have a soft copy 🙁
11th December 2013 at 10:59 am #5411shaukat hayat
Memberalso.. i have not studied these books because here i search a lot in my university central library as well as social sciences libraries but not found.
Regard
13th December 2013 at 7:13 am #5410shaukat hayat
Memberi need the research article on “
Grounded Theory: An Exploration of Process and Procedure
Diane Walker
13th December 2013 at 6:24 pm #5409Dr. Barry Chametzky
ParticipantYou can find them at scholar.google.com. Just put in the authors and you can find the links.
13th December 2013 at 8:27 pm #5408shaukat hayat
Memberbig thanks sir…..
13th December 2013 at 9:44 pm #5407Dr. Barry Chametzky
ParticipantNortey: You need to read Barney Glaser’s books on GT: Discovery of Grounded Theory, Doing Grounded Theory, and Theoretical Sensitivity. In addition, the book by Stern and Poor (Essentials of Accessible Grounded Theory) and the book by Martin and Gynnild (Ground theory: The philosophy of Barney Glaser) are very, very useful.
Good luck.
Barry Chametzky
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