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Liebhaber, Gelehrte, Experten. ,esentation. Counting can also be applied to interview material in order to tease out new meanings and discover hidden patterns in the evidence, such as a consistent teacher bias for and against certain ‘types’ of students, despite claims to the contrary.

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Book 2020thor in 1986 called counting schedules, this volume provides instruction on how to use counting not only to enhance fieldwork results, but also as a form of analysis for extant field notes, interview results, self-reporting diaries or essays, primary archival material, secondary historical texts, go

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,Handwerksmeister und Sprachkünstler,elf-reporting techniques. An explanation is given for why counting is not to be confused with standard forms of statistical or quantitative research. A case is also made for learning to count for both research and analytical purposes manually, rather than uncritically relying on various forms of Qualitative Data Analysis programs.

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,Handwerksmeister und Sprachkünstler,ea provides a concrete example of how to create and interpret a simple counting schedule. It is also shown that unless the researcher constantly compares numerical with non-numerical results, ethnography loses much of its impact.

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Success, Failure, and a Missed Opportunity,so explored in relation to a research project involving national parks in Newfoundland. Numerous examples are given of ways that counting schedules can be exploited for a variety of other research activities.