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I am executing my research project in which i am about to conduct interview as a methodology.

Thus, I am suggested this book "Research Interviewing: Context And Narrative" by Mishler but I could not get.....

I am in sheer need of this Book.

Gubrium and Holstein (2003) - Postmodern Interviewing -They believe the interview event can be considered a narrative practice. I agree with it, but I don't work with conversation analysis principles. Is it possible to use this idea outside of conversation analysis?

I have developed a narrative interview guide drawing on Clandinin et al's  (2007) three commonplaces but it would be useful to see other examples.  Plus in narrative inquiry does anyone have a link to literature about giving the interview schedule to the participant prior to interview?  I thought I would but have no evidence to support this. helen

life-story interview is widely used in narrative inquiry studies, but is it fine with using it in case study research?

Hello,

Can anyone advise on any resources that would assist with differentiating between Oral Histories/Witness Testimonies and Free Association Narrative Interviews?

Thanks.

Best wishes,

Nick

We are two master degree students in clinical psychology writing about mental health in unaccompanied underage refugees within Norway. We have conducted narrative interviews and transcribed these. However, we lack competence on how to properly analyse these interviews. Does anyone have any suggestion on what analytical approach one should use on narrative interviews?

There are so many qualitative research designs. My question would be is narrative inquiry the same as interview? This confused me.

narratives, oral histories, videography adds to and enhances quantitative data analysis for efforts like this.

I am doing a language and discourse-focused project on the construction of young female identities in digital storytelling practices. My primary data will be social media posts by a selected number of beauty and fashion bloggers, which I will do close analysis (narrative analysis) on. I hope to conduct semi-structured interviews with the bloggers as well, as supplementary data, possibly to triangulate with the language analysis (supporting or adding nuances to the interpretations made in the narrative analysis).

However, I am really confused about what might be considered as the appropriate "method of data analysis" for the ethnographic interview data, in the sense that it can work together with the social media post data?

Any suggestions on the method to use? Or closely relevant readings? Thank you!

When using the method of in-depth, semi-structured interview for narrative inquiry, would the interview protocol be previewed by respondents? What's the conventional way? I felt like either way has its advantages and disadvantages.