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Narrative Methods for Organizational & Communication Research
Author: David Boje Edition: 1 Publisher: SAGE Publications Ltd Binding: Kindle Edition ISBN: B005F1ZLD0 Price: You Save: 0%
Narrative Methods for Organizational & Communication Research (SAGE series in Management Research)
An essential guide for academics and researchers needing to look at alternative discourse analysis strategies.Narrative Methods for Organizational & Communication Research review. As a research tool, narrative methods have become increasingly useful in organization studies, where much research involves the interpretation of "stories" in some form. This methodology can be applied where qualitative story analyses can help to assess interview, newspaper or web document stories for research projects.
In this book, Boje sets out eight analysis options that can deal with storytelling, recognizing that stories in organizations can be self-destructing, flowing, networking and not at all static. In so doing, he shows ways in which narrative methods can be supplemented by "anti-narrative" methods, where fragmented and collective storytelling can be interpretedRead full reviews of Narrative Methods for Organizational & Communication Research (SAGE Series in Management Research).
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Narrative Methods for Organizational & Communication Research (SAGE Series in Management Research) - David Boje
Review "An impressive achievement.Dave Boje's book deals with the complex issue of organisational narrative in a lively yet authoritative way.A major contribution to advancing organizational theory as a multi-voiced methodology." - John Hassard Manchester School of Management, UMIST`This is an important book. It is a major methodological contribution to critical, postmodern studies of organizations and management. It is essential reading for critical management scholars'- Robert P Gephar Jr, University of Alberta School of BusinessAbout the AuthorPh.D.; University of Illinois.Critical Postmode
Store Search search Title, ISBN and Author Narrative Methods for Organizational Communication Research by David M. Boje Estimated delivery 3-12 business days Format Hardcover Condition Brand New An essential guide for academics and researchers needing to look at alternative discourse analysis strategies. As a research tool, narrative methods have become increasingly useful in organization studies, where much research involves the interpretation of quot;stories quot; in some form. This methodolo
author david m boje format paperback language english publication year 15 05 2001 series sage series in management research subject management business economics industry subject 2 management techniques professional title narrative methods for organizational communication research sage series in management research author david boje publisher sage pubns publication date sep 01 2001 pages 152 binding paperback edition 1 st dimensions 6 25 wx 9 25 hx 0 50 d isbn 0761965874 subject social science
This is an essential guide for academics and researchers needing to look at alternative discourse analysis strategies. As a research tool, narrative methods have become increasingly useful in organization studies, where much research involves the interpretation of 'stories' in some form. In this book, David M Boje sets out eight analysis options that can deal with stories in organizations. Author: Boje, David M. ISBN-10: 0761965866
Narrative Methods for Organizational & Communication Research Reviews
As a research tool, narrative methods have become increasingly useful in organization studies, where much research involves the interpretation of "stories" in some form. This methodology can be applied where qualitative story analyses can help to assess interview, newspaper or web document stories for research projects.
In this book, Boje sets out eight analysis options that can deal with storytelling, recognizing that stories in organizations can be self-destructing, flowing, networking and not at all static. In so doing, he shows ways in which narrative methods can be supplemented by "anti-narrative" methods, where fragmented and collective storytelling can be interpreted.
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