Volume 08
Volume 8, Issue no. 2, June 2009
Volume 8, Issue no. 2, June 2009 -PDF Editorial Judith A. Holton, Ph.D. The Novice GT Researcher Barney G. Glaser, Ph.D., Hon. Ph.D. Grounded Theory as an Appropriate Research Methodology for a Dissertation: One student’s perspective James W. Jones, Ed.D. Striking a Balance between Program Requirements and GT Principles: Writing a compromised GT proposal Sherry L. Xie, Ph.D. Candidate Learning Classic Grounded Theory: An account of the journey and advice for new researchers Carol Roderick, Ph.D. Methodological Learning-by-Doing: Challenges, lessons learned and...Volume 8, Issue no. 1, March 2009
Volume 8, Issue no. 1, March 2009 – pdf Editorial Judith A. Holton, Ph.D. Jargonizing: The use of grounded theory vocabulary Barney G. Glaser, Ph.D., Hon. Ph.D. On-the-Job Ethics – Proximity Morality Forming in Medical Schools: A grounded theory Hans O. Thulesius, MD, Ph.D. Unprivatizing: A bridge to learning Virginia Leigh Hamilton Crowe, RN, MS, Ed.D. & Jeanne Ellen Bitterman, MA, MA, Ed.D. Grounding the Translation: Intertwining analysis and translation in cross-language grounded theory research Svetlana Shklarow, MD, RSW, Ph.D....Theoretical Writing1
Barney G. Glaser, Ph.D., Hon. Ph.D. Theoretical sorting has brought the analyst to the point of pent-up pressure to write: to see the months of work actualized in a “piece.” But this is only a personal pressure. The goal of grounded theory methodology, above all is to offer the results to the public, usually through one or more publications. We will focus on writing for publication, which is the most frequent way that the analyst can tell how people are “buying” what really matters in sociology, or in other fields. Both feedback on and use of publications will be the best...Marketing for Acceptance
Tina L. Johnston, Ph.D. Abstract Becoming a researcher comes with the credentializing pressure to publish articles in peer-reviewed journals (Glaser, 1992; Glaser, 2007; Glaser, 2008). The work intensive process is exacerbated when the author’s research method is grounded theory. This study investigated the concerns of early and experienced grounded theorists to discover how they worked towards publishing research projects that applied grounded theory as a methodology. The result was a grounded theory of marketing for acceptance that provides the reader with insight into...The Hook: Getting your grounded theory research published1
Phyllis Noerager Stern, DNS, LLD (hon.), FAAN 1This article in an expanded and modified form will appear in the forthcoming book, Accessible grounded theory: A beginner’s handbook. Authors, Phyllis Stern and Caroline Porr I learned about the hook as a fledgling writer back in the late 70’s, and early 80s. I wrote about stepfamilies when almost nobody else did (Stern, 1978, 1982a, 1982b). My big break came when I published an English-language version on how to do grounded theory. In my field, nursing, grounded theory was the buzz word of the day, but few nurses had a...