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Generalization in Qualitative Research on Behalf Of: British Sociological Association

Earlier treatments of moderatum generalization (e.g. Williams, 2000a) explicitly addressed interpretivist sociology. This article extends that earlier argument by examining some of its implications for a wider range of qualitative research methods. It first adopts an empirical approach, providing concrete illustrations from the most recent volume of Sociology of what sociologists actually do wh...

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The Interaction Order: American Sociological Association, 1982 Presidential Address

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Towards an Author-Topic-Term-Model Visualization of 100 Years of German Sociological Society Proceedings

Introduction Author co-citation studies (Zhao & Strotmann, 2008) employ factor analysis to reduce highdimensional co-citation matrices to low dimensional and possibly interpretable factors, but these studies do not use any information from the text bodies of publications. We hypothesise that term frequencies may yield useful information for scientometric analysis. In our work we ask if word fea...