L'autore:
Margaret D. LeCompte and Judith Preissle, formerly Judith Preissle-Goetz, are, respectively, associate professor of sociology of education in the School of Education at the University of Colorado at Boulder and professor of educational anthropology in the Department of Social Science Education at the University of Georgia. Their coauthorship dates from 1977, with the presentation of their first joint paper, "Data Crunching, or, What Do I Do with the Five Drawers of Field Notes?," at the meetings of the Council on Anthropology and Education of the American Anthropological Association. Their subsequent articles have been published in the Review of Educational Research, Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis, Anthropology and Education Quarterly, The American Behavioral Scientist, a number of handbooks on educational research in various disciplines, and a major text reference, Ethnography and Qualitative Design in Educational Research (New York: Academic Press, 1984). The latter work has been translated into Spanish and is slated for a second edition in 1992. Their professional activities include participation in professional associations serving sociologists, anthropologists, policymakers, and educators. Preissle served as secretary treasurer of the Council on Anthropology and Education, and LeCompte served as its president. LeCompte recently was elected secretary of Division G of the American Educational Research Association. Both are active in the Society for Applied Anthropology and the American Educational Studies Association. While much of their joint and separate authorship has been devoted to issues of research methodology, they also pursue empirical research interests. Preissle has done extensive studies on the role of schools and classrooms in the socialization of rural children to gender and other roles; like Preissle, LeCompte has had a long interest in studies of classroom interaction. In addition, she has done considerable research on school dropouts and on innovation and change in school pedagogy and organization.
Contenuti:
The Current Boundaries and the Future Directions of Ethnographic Research:
H.F. Wolcott, Posturing in Qualitative Research.
G. Spindler and L. Spindler, Cultural Process and Ethnography: An Anthropological Perspective.
M.L. Dobbert and R. Kurth-Schai, Systematic Ethnography: Toward an Evolutionary Science of Education and Culture.
J.J. Schensul and S.L. Schensul, Collaborative Research: Methods of Inquiry for Social Change.
F. Erickson, Ethnographic Microanalysis of Interaction.
J.P. Gee, S. Michaels, and M.C. O'Connor, Discourse Analysis.
E. Jacob, Culture, Context and Cognition. P. Woods, Symbolic Interactionism: Theory and Method.
L.S. Grant and G.A. Fine, Sociology Unleashed: Creative Directions in Classical Ethnography.
R.A. Quantz, On Critical Ethnography (with Some Postmodern Considerations).
P.F. Carspecken and M. Apple, Critical Qualitative Research: Theory, Methodology, and Practice.
L.G. Roman, The Political Significance of Other Ways of Narrating Ethnography: A Feminist Materialistic Approach.
Issues in the Execution of Ethnography and Qualitative Research:
D.L. Deyhle, G.A. Hess, Jr., and M.D. LeCompte, Approaching Ethical Issues for Qualitative Researchers in Education.
M.A. Eisenhart and K.R. Howe, Validity in Educational Research.
G. Jensen and A. Peshkin, Subjectivity in Qualitative Research. Applications of Qualitative and Ethnographic Research:
M.A. Pitman and J.A. Maxwell, Qualitative Approaches to Evaluation: Models and Methods.
R.B. Webb and C. Glesne, Teaching Qualitative Research.
M.D. LeCompte and J. Preissle, Toward an Ethnology of Student Life in Schools and Classrooms: Synthesizing the Qualitative Research Tradition.
Index.
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