Détails du livre
Format
Broché
Pages
256
Langue
Anglais
Publié
Sep 1, 2007
Éditeur
University of Toronto Press
ISBN-10
1845530500
ISBN-13
9781845530501
Description
This work delves into the intricacies of focus group dynamics, emphasizing the role of dialogue in shaping socially shared knowledge. By examining conversations within these groups, the authors illuminate how participants co-construct meaning and understandings through their interactions.
The text presents a unique perspective by challenging conventional views that often reduce focus groups to mere data collection tools. Instead, it highlights the rich, collaborative process that occurs during discussions, where participants bring their diverse experiences and viewpoints, leading to a deeper understanding of shared societal issues.
Marková, Linell, and Grossen provide valuable insights into the methodologies of focus group research, guiding readers through the nuances of dialogue analysis. This exploration not only enhances the academic discourse on social knowledge but also serves as a practical resource for researchers and practitioners engaged in group communication.
The text presents a unique perspective by challenging conventional views that often reduce focus groups to mere data collection tools. Instead, it highlights the rich, collaborative process that occurs during discussions, where participants bring their diverse experiences and viewpoints, leading to a deeper understanding of shared societal issues.
Marková, Linell, and Grossen provide valuable insights into the methodologies of focus group research, guiding readers through the nuances of dialogue analysis. This exploration not only enhances the academic discourse on social knowledge but also serves as a practical resource for researchers and practitioners engaged in group communication.
Genres
Histoire
Psychologie