Interlogues: Teaching Qualitative Researchers to Articulate the Transformation

Location

DeSantis Room 1054

Format Type

Plenary

Format Type

Paper

Start Date

15-1-2020 5:00 PM

End Date

15-1-2020 5:20 PM

Abstract

Interlogues are a formative experience/chapter in the qualitative research process that shape and influence the rest of the process. The events or experiences of the interlogue can be directly, or tangentially related to the actual research topic. They bring to relief new/different perspectives that make the research process more personal. Interlogues clarify the process as they muddy the waters. Interlogues are storied in nature. With respect to data analysis, interlogues are a critical aspect of bracketing that have the power/potential to transform the qualitative research project. In this presentation, participants will:

  1. Gain and understanding of interlogues.
  2. Explore an interlogue from their own research process.
  3. Gain tools to help other qualitative researchers uncover their interlogues.

Comments

This presentation will help teachers of qualitative research support their students in unpacking the transformative process of qualitative research.

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Interlogues: Teaching Qualitative Researchers to Articulate the Transformation

DeSantis Room 1054

Interlogues are a formative experience/chapter in the qualitative research process that shape and influence the rest of the process. The events or experiences of the interlogue can be directly, or tangentially related to the actual research topic. They bring to relief new/different perspectives that make the research process more personal. Interlogues clarify the process as they muddy the waters. Interlogues are storied in nature. With respect to data analysis, interlogues are a critical aspect of bracketing that have the power/potential to transform the qualitative research project. In this presentation, participants will:

  1. Gain and understanding of interlogues.
  2. Explore an interlogue from their own research process.
  3. Gain tools to help other qualitative researchers uncover their interlogues.