THE ETHNOGRAPH: A computer program for the analysis of qualitative data

Seidel, John; Clark, Jack A.

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“…Transcribed interview data was analysed using keywords to identify topics and themes. All the data were entered into The ETHNOGRAPH version 5.0 program (Seidel, Friese, & Leonard, 2006) and this facilitated data organization and retrieval and the identification of keywords, topics, and themes.…”

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Informal Learning Amongst Pediatric Rehabilitation Teams - An Ethnography of Tea-Room Talk

Hunter¹,

Scheinberg²

2012

An Ethnography of Global Landscapes and Corridors

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Informal Learning Amongst Pediatric Rehabilitation Teams - An Ethnography of Tea-Room Talk

Hunter¹,

Scheinberg²

2012

An Ethnography of Global Landscapes and Corridors

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“…Certainly, respondents differed in many important respects; however, all participants ± regardless of whether they were committed bodybuilders or casual weight trainers ± were motivated by a shared interest in looking and feeling`good' 2 . All the interview transcripts and ethnographic field notes were indexed with the assistance of coding software:`Ethnograph' (Seidel and Clark 1984). This facilitated systematic data analysis, developing analytical propositions which apply to the entire universe of data carrying particular indexed codes.…”

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Looking good, feeling good: the embodied pleasures of vibrant physicality

Monaghan

2001

Sociology Health & Illness

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Social scientists of medicine have largely, although by no means exclusively, focused their research on illness and sickness thus obscuring social scientific investigations of positive health and wellbeing. Undoubtedly, important reasons exist for this but the relevance of studying`healthy' bodies requires emphasis and wider acknowledgement within the newer (embodied, non-dualistic) sociology of health and illness. This is necessary because the concrete corporeal manifestations of`health' in everyday life ± components of and preconditions for embodied social practice ± may, paradoxically, erode bodily capital while simultaneously contributing to it. Using qualitative data generated during an ethnography of bodybuilding subculture, this paper contributes to the sociology of`healthy' (transgressive) bodies. It describes the somatic representation of health and youth, the so-called erotics of the gym and the perceived benefits of anaerobic exercise for everyday pragmatic embodiment. Contra critical feminist studies, it furthers an appreciative understanding of`risky' bodywork in post-or late modernity and underscores the value of bringing healthy lived bodies into medical sociology.

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“…Trata-se de um software desenvolvido para contribuir no processo de manejo de dados qualitativos, oferecendo recursos para que os exercícios analíticos de análise do pesquisador sejam registrados em compartimentos adequados, para que possam ser consultados prontamente ao longo de todo o trabalho. Assim, ressalta-se que o software Ethnograph não realiza o trabalho de codificação para o pesquisador, mas o auxilia nesse processo (Seidel;Clark, 1984) à medida que suas ferramentas possibilitam organizar os dados, facilitando a realização da análise de conteúdo.…”

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Relações interculturais na vida universitária: experiências de mobilidade internacional de docentes e discentes

Oliveira

Freitas

2017

Rev. Bras. Educ.

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RESUMOO presente estudo teve como objetivo analisar experiências interculturais de alunos e professores universitários que realizaram programas de mobilidade acadêmica internacional, focalizando os desafios vivenciados, os aspectos facilitadores e os ganhos alcançados. Foram conduzidas 30 entrevistas e o material obtido foi analisado qualitativamente com o auxílio do software Ethnograph. Resultados apontam que os maiores desafios concernem ao processo de adaptação sociocultural, sendo uma das principais dificuldades a barreira do idioma. Entre os elementos facilitadores destacam-se a relação com outros intercambistas e o apoio dos professores. A experiência de mobilidade revela-se como favorecedora da construção de um importante capital simbólico, contribuindo para o desenvolvimento de competências pessoais, interculturais, profissionais e acadêmicas. Destaca-se o papel da universidade nesse processo por meio de ações de apoio e orientação aos envolvidos.PALAVRAS-CHAVE internacionalização da educação superior; mobilidade acadêmica internacional; experiência intercultural. 774Revista Brasileira de Educação v. 22 n. 70 jul.-set. 2017

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THE ETHNOGRAPH: A computer program for the analysis of qualitative data

Cited by 160 publications

References 8 publications

Informal Learning Amongst Pediatric Rehabilitation Teams - An Ethnography of Tea-Room Talk

Informal Learning Amongst Pediatric Rehabilitation Teams - An Ethnography of Tea-Room Talk

Looking good, feeling good: the embodied pleasures of vibrant physicality

Relações interculturais na vida universitária: experiências de mobilidade internacional de docentes e discentes

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