Vol. 4 No. 1 (2008)

Published: 2008-04-30

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Articles

On the Pragmatics and Problematics of Defining Beauty and Character: The Greek Poet Lucian (120-200) Engages Exacting Portraitures and Difficult Subjects

Robert Prus

3-20
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Born to Write: Discovery and Construction of Self in the Identity Stories of Poets and Writers

Deborah Ben-Shir

21-45
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”We can’t just do it any which way” – Objectivity Work among Swedish Prosecutors

Katarina Jacobsson

46-68
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American Social “Reminders” of Citizenship after September 11, 2001: Nativisms and the Retractability of American Identity

Jack Fong

69-91
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Crafting Blindness: Its Organizational Construction in a First Grade School

Giampietro Gobo

92-108
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Applying Institutional Ethnography to Childcare

Lori L. McNeil

109-130
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World Interrupted: An Autoethnographic Exploration into the Rupture of Self and Family Narratives Following the Onset of Chronic Illness and the Death of a Mother

Caroline Pearce

131-149
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The Construction of Self-Identity in the Chronically Mentally Ill: A Focus on Autobiographic Narratives of Mentally Ill Patients in South Korea

Sang-hui Nam

150-170
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Grounded Theory and Serendipity. Natural history of a Research

Krzysztof Tomasz Konecki

171-188
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The Interactionist Self and Grounded Research: Reflexivity in a Study of Emergency Department Clinicians

Peter Nugus

189-204
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Construction of Scientific Facts – Why is Relativism Essential in Bypassing Incommensurable Gaps in Humanities. Case of Personal Involvement – Biased Scientific Facts

Lucija Mulej

205-219
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Other

Book Review: "The Scientific Reproduction of Gender Inequality. A Discourse Analysis of Research Texts on Women’s Entrepreneurship" by Helene Ahl. Liber, 2007, pp. 235

Iza Desperak

220-222
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Book Review: "Dirty Work. The Social Construction of Taint" by Shirley K. Drew, Melanie Mills and Bob M. Gassaway. Baylor University Press, 2007, 272 pp.

Izabela Slezak, Jakub Niedbalski

223-228
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Book Review: “Maids to Order in Hong Kong. Stories of Migrant Workers” by Nicole Constable, Cornell University Press, 2007, 242 pp.

Waldemar Dymarczyk

229-230
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Book Review: “Multiple Case Narrative. A Qualitative Approach to studying multiple populations” by Asher Shkedi. Studies in Narrative 7. John Benjamins Publishing Co., 2005, 210 pp.

Lukas Marciniak

231-232
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Vol. 4 No. 1 (2008)

Full Issue

Articles

On the Pragmatics and Problematics of Defining Beauty and Character: The Greek Poet Lucian (120-200) Engages Exacting Portraitures and Difficult Subjects

Born to Write: Discovery and Construction of Self in the Identity Stories of Poets and Writers

”We can’t just do it any which way” – Objectivity Work among Swedish Prosecutors

American Social “Reminders” of Citizenship after September 11, 2001: Nativisms and the Retractability of American Identity

Crafting Blindness: Its Organizational Construction in a First Grade School

Applying Institutional Ethnography to Childcare

World Interrupted: An Autoethnographic Exploration into the Rupture of Self and Family Narratives Following the Onset of Chronic Illness and the Death of a Mother

The Construction of Self-Identity in the Chronically Mentally Ill: A Focus on Autobiographic Narratives of Mentally Ill Patients in South Korea

Grounded Theory and Serendipity. Natural history of a Research

The Interactionist Self and Grounded Research: Reflexivity in a Study of Emergency Department Clinicians

Construction of Scientific Facts – Why is Relativism Essential in Bypassing Incommensurable Gaps in Humanities. Case of Personal Involvement – Biased Scientific Facts

Other

Book Review: "The Scientific Reproduction of Gender Inequality. A Discourse Analysis of Research Texts on Women’s Entrepreneurship" by Helene Ahl. Liber, 2007, pp. 235

Book Review: "Dirty Work. The Social Construction of Taint" by Shirley K. Drew, Melanie Mills and Bob M. Gassaway. Baylor University Press, 2007, 272 pp.

Book Review: “Maids to Order in Hong Kong. Stories of Migrant Workers” by Nicole Constable, Cornell University Press, 2007, 242 pp.

Book Review: “Multiple Case Narrative. A Qualitative Approach to studying multiple populations” by Asher Shkedi. Studies in Narrative 7. John Benjamins Publishing Co., 2005, 210 pp.

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