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Grounded theory: a methodological spiral from positivism to postmodernism
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AIM: Our aim in this paper is to explain a methodological/methods package devised to incorporate situational and social world mapping with frame analysis, based on a grounded theory study of Australian rural nurses' experiences of mentoring. BACKGROUND: Situational analysis, as conceived by Adele Clarke, shifts the research methodology of grounded theory from being located within a postpositivist paradigm to a postmodern paradigm. Clarke uses three types of maps during this process: situational, social world and positional, in combination with discourse analysis. METHOD: During our grounded theory study, the process of concurrent interview data generation and analysis incorporated situational and social world mapping techniques. An outcome of this was our increased awareness of how outside actors influenced participants in their constructions of mentoring. In our attempts to use Clarke's methodological package, however, it became apparent that our constructivist beliefs about human agency could not be reconciled with the postmodern project of discourse analysis. We then turned to the literature on symbolic interactionism and adopted frame analysis as a method to examine the literature on rural nursing and mentoring as secondary form of data. FINDINGS: While we found situational and social world mapping very useful, we were less successful in using positional maps. In retrospect, we would argue that collective action framing provides an alternative to analysing such positions in the literature. This is particularly so for researchers who locate themselves within a constructivist paradigm, and who are therefore unwilling to reject the notion of human agency and the ability of individuals to shape their world in some way. CONCLUSION: Our example of using this package of situational and social worlds mapping with frame analysis is intended to assist other researchers to locate participants more transparently in the social worlds that they negotiate in their everyday practice.
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§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > Abstract
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“Participants in this study individually framed their constructions of mentoring telling stories about these during interview.”
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“Second, reconceptualising the existing data led us to understand that discourse about the problem of workforce was influencing how participants constructed mentoring.”
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“This meant the development of new codes to reflect the wider concerns that became evident through such a reconceptualization, rereading and reanalysis of the initial interview texts.”
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“Using the processes of collective action framing we were able to describe and examine the social world of Australian rural nursing through analyzing the texts produced by the collective groups/actors regarding the problem of workforce and the potential of mentoring to provide a solution (Mills et al. 2006c).”
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“Charmaz began by engaging with what she sees as a postmodern critique of traditional grounded theory by making a case for a form of constructivist grounded theory that is situated somewhere between positivism and postmodernism.”
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“Strauss' history as a relativist, pragmatist and symbolic interactionist shaped his agenda for evolving grounded theory, as a methodology and as a method, in particular with the development of the conditional matrix as a way of situating action at the centre of his analyses.”
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“Charmaz was the first researcher to explicitly name her work constructivist grounded theory (Charmaz 2006, Charmaz 2005, Charmaz 2000, Charmaz 1995b, Charmaz 1995a, Charmaz 1994), while resituating the researcher in relation to participants and rethinking the role of the researcher as author.”
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“Each one of which works to construct and reconstruct the data generated with participants, as opposed to uncovering an emergent truth in traditional grounded theory (Mills et al. 2006b).”
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“While we found situational and social world mapping very useful, we were less successful in using positional maps.”
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“We believe that the situational and social worlds mapping techniques described by Clarke are very useful in conceptualizing the ways in which grounded theory codes can fit together.”
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“An outcome of this was our increased awareness of how outside actors influenced participants in their constructions of mentoring.”
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“While we found situational and social world mapping very useful, we were less successful in using positional maps which are a 'simplification strateg [y] for plotting positions articulated and not articulated in discourses' (Clarke 2005 p.86).”
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“Early in the data generation and analysis phase of our study we began experimenting with situationally mapping the 120 codes that had been generated from the first four interviews.”
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“First, it inspired a useful reconceptualisation of how this mass of codes could fit together (as well as staving off the analytical paralysis that was threatening) (Clarke 2005).”
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“On an impulse we also very successfully shared an early version of the situational map with some participants during a second interview.”
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“This facilitated a new way of visualizing the researcher's current reconstructions of the interview data for participants, while continuing the cycle of co construction during interview followed by researcher reconstruction during analysis.”
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“Combining situational mapping and social worlds mapping with collective action framing allowed us to do this, while generating valuable richly detailed contextual data.”
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“This raised our theoretical sensitivity and ability to think at a more abstract level while developing a theory about the experience of mentoring for Australian rural nurses.”
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“Consistent with accepted grounded theory methods, concurrent data generation and analysis, and the constant comparison of data-to-data, data-to-categories and category-to-category occurred.”
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“'The form of grounded theory followed depends on a clarification of the nature of the relationship between researcher and participant, and on an explication of the field of what can be known' (Mills et al. 2006b).”
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“Theoretical sampling began after four interviews had been conducted.”
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“Situational analysis, as conceived by Adele Clarke, is designed to move the research methodology of grounded theory away from its traditional postpositivist roots and around the postmodern turn.”
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“In retrospect we would now argue that collective action framing provides an alternative to analyzing such positions in the literature.”
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“In retrospect we would now argue that collective action framing provides an alternative to analyzing such positions in the literature.”
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“Constructivist grounded theory reflects the basic beliefs of constructivism as a paradigm of inquiry.Ontologically relativist, epistemologically transactional, methodologically dialectical, the researcher is a '”
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“Key to Strauss moving grounded theory around another methodological turn was his assumption that there is no one truth but that 'the external world is a symbolic representation, a”
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“Clarke uses three types of maps during this process: situational, social world and positional, in combination with discourse analysis.”
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“We believe that constructivist grounded theory has its roots in the work of Anselm Strauss and has evolved through his work with Juliet Corbin, exemplified by their use of techniques to enhance theoretical sensitivity, the treatment of the literature as additional source of data, axial coding, the conditional/consequential matrix, complex diagramming and the use of a storyline to identify the core”
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“Traditional grounded theory is positivistic/post positivistic in intent (Lincoln and Guba 2005 p.193-196), with researchers believing that theory will emerge from the data that they collect.”
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“This is particularly so for researchers who locate themselves within a constructivist paradigm, and who are therefore unwilling to reject the notion of human agency and the ability for individuals to shape their world in some way.”
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- Rests on an assumption: Humans have agency to construct and reconstruct their own realities while influenced by discourse and context.
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“Conditional matrixes trace, through the researcher's reconstructions, the conditional paths that shape the action apparent in the data being analyzed (Strauss and Corbin 1990).”
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“Foucauldian scholars understand individuals to be constructed of and through discourse.”
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“It is at this point that Clarke pushes grounded theory around the postmodern turn and away from a constructivist paradigm of inquiry.”
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“This method to incorporate the literature as a secondary source of data during the concurrent data generation and analysis phase of a grounded theory study is one way to account for the influence of context.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“Individuals/participants' framing of the phenomena of interest can be teased out to clearly locate their constructions in the social world in which they form their own realities.”
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“Drawing upon the work of Jaworski and Coupland (1999), Clarke discusses three approaches in the design of a situational analysis study, while primarily using the third option in her own work.”
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“Finding points of articulation between Strauss and Foucault -discourses/discipline and social worlds/arenas; the field of practice(s) and negotiated/processual ordering; and the gaze and perspective - Clarke (2005) argues for an approach to data analysis that reflects a concern with 'how discourses are produced and how we are constituted through them'.”
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“This fits well with Strauss' conceptualization that social worlds are contested arenas where negotiation and realignment take place as a matter of course in the quest for collective agreement and action.”
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“Researchers reconstruct data into a theory that they themselves must own, while simultaneously grounding it through the use of active codes (Charmaz 2006) reflective of participants' words.”
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“Clarke encourages grounded theorists to view her work as 'analytic tools that can be used on their own with discourse data and/or along with and complementing other theoretic and analytic approaches' (Clarke, 2005, p. 146).”
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“When undertaking each of these core tasks, frame analysis allows for a deeper examination of the influential discourses and negotiations within social worlds through the dual processes of articulation and amplification.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“Each of these forms of contestation reshapes and reforms the collective action frame in an ongoing cycle of reflection and renegotiation.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“This turn to the postmodern relies upon discourse analysis as a research methodology that examines how texts work to influence socio cultural practice (Crowe 2005).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > GROUNDED THEORY USING SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
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In the paper
“Rather we were left searching for an analytic method or heuristic that recognized an individual's ability to shape their world.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > GROUNDED THEORY USING SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
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“In her reworking of the analytical processes of an evolving grounded theory, Clarke moves beyond drawing solely upon the work of Strauss as underpinned by symbolic interactionism.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > GROUNDED THEORY USING SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
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“Constructivist scholars differ on this notion of agency 'tak[ing] their primary field of interest to be precisely that subjective and intersubjective social knowledge and the active construction and cocreation of such knowledge by human agents that is produced by human consciousness' (Lincoln and Guba 2005 p.203).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > GROUNDED THEORY USING SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
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“Frames provide a way in which individuals' (who are members of particular social worlds) perceptions of issues are aligned in order to promote action and change.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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In the paper
“Collective action framing 'makes sense of events in ways that highlight a collective set of values, beliefs, and goals for some sort of change' (Martin, 2003, p. 733), and has been widely applied in the social sciences, particularly by symbolic interactionists.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“In saying this, Strauss postulates social worlds as the interactions between individual actors and collective groups of actors (often represented by individuals) and how these can be understood in relation to their ability to negotiate, contest and align positions on issues of importance.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > SOCIAL WORLD MAPPING
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“Strauss and Corbin provide some guidance for this eventuality when they argue that the literature can be used as a secondary source of data and include 'descriptive materials concerning events, actions, setting and actors' perspective that can be used as data and analyzed' (Strauss and Corbin 1998 p.58).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > Our experience of using situational analysis
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“The majority of researchers draw upon three core conceptual articles produced by David Snow and Robert Benford in the 1980s and early 1990s (Creed, Scully & Austin, 2002).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“Three core tasks make up the process of collective action framing, namely identifying how and when actors diagnose the problem, articulate a prognosis or a proposed solution to the problem, and motivate action or move 'people from the balcony to the barricades' (Benford & Snow, 2000, p. 615).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“Symbolic interactionists have developed theories of social worlds since the early Chicago tradition, heavily influenced by the thinking of George Mead (Strauss 1993).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > SOCIAL WORLD MAPPING
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“Implicit in meeting this challenge is the development of reciprocity between participants and the researcher and the explication of power imbalances in these relationships (Mills et al. 2006a).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > CONSTRUCTIVIST GROUNDED THEORY
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“In healthcare research, frame analysis is often used to dissect the production of frames by the media about particular public health issues such as smoking and breast cancer (Kolker, 2004;Wakefield, McLeod & Clegg Smith, 2003).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“He emphasized that in doing this it was not his intent to address 'the structure of social life but the structure of experience individuals have at any moment of their social lives' (Goffman, 1974, p. 13).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“In a revised introduction to Mirrors and Masks, Strauss argues that 'social structure and interaction are intimately linked, and also reciprocally affect each other (again) over time.This is a temporal view not merely of interaction but of structure itself, the latter shaped by actors through interaction' (Strauss 1958(Strauss /1997 p.7) p.7).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > SOCIAL WORLD MAPPING
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“Frame analysis gained currency as an analytic imperative in symbolic interactionism through Goffman's key work, Frame Analysis (1974), in which he wrote about how individuals (such as the participants in this study) organized their experiences through the identification of schemas or frames of interpretation.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“Rather, social worlds are the 'principle affiliative mechanisms through which people organize social life.Insofar as it meaningfully exists, society as a whole, then, can be conceptualized as consisting of layered mosaics of social worlds and arenas' (Clarke, 2005, p. 46; emphasis added).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > SOCIAL WORLD MAPPING
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In the paper
“Benford and Snow found in their review of collective action framing that each of the core tasks needs to be considered through a lens that shows framing to be a contested process.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“Frame analysis gained currency as an analytic imperative in symbolic interactionism through Goffman's key work, Frame Analysis (1974), in which he wrote about how individuals (such as the participants in this study) organized their experiences through the identification of schemas or frames of interpretation.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“Situational analysis provides us with the tools to be able to 'draw together studies of discourse and agency, action and structure, image, text and context, history and the present moment -to analyze complex situations of inquiry broadly conceived' (Clarke 2005 p.xxii).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > GROUNDED THEORY USING SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
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“This perspective of negotiated order stresses that 'one of the principle ways that things get accomplished … is through people negotiating with one another, and it takes the theoretical position that both individual action and organisational constraint can be comprehended by understanding the nature and context of those negotiations' (Maines & Charleton, cited in Strauss, 1993, p. 249).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > SOCIAL WORLD MAPPING
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“Arenas are defined as the 'interaction by social worlds around issues -where actions concerning those are being debated, fought out, negotiated, manipulated, and even coerced within and among the social worlds' (Strauss, 1993, p. 226).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > SOCIAL WORLD MAPPING
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“Benford and Snow identified four main strategic alignment processes in the collective framing literature.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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“The third option is concerned with producing power/knowledge, ideologies and control through discourse, and as such lends itself to a Foucauldian approach to the analysis of such discourses.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > GROUNDED THEORY USING SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
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“One Australian study by Lloyd and Hawe (2003) uses Entman's analytical heuristic to identify how a variety of health professionals, including nurses, frame the problem of post-natal depression.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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- Not matchedcites Lloyd and Hawe 2003
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“Collective action framing 'makes sense of events in ways that highlight a collective set of values, beliefs, and goals for some sort of change' (Martin, 2003, p. 733), and has been widely applied in the social sciences, particularly by symbolic interactionists.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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- Not matchedcites Martin 2003
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“Influential in such realignments are the discourses that are present in their lives.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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In the paper
“Anselm Strauss and Barney Glaser (1967) conceptualized the original form of grounded theory, a form we call traditional grounded theory, which anchors our metaphor of a methodological spiral.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > CONSTRUCTIVIST GROUNDED THEORY
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- Not matchedcites Strauss and Glaser 1967
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In the paper
“Benford and Snow have since performed a retrospective assessment of the dissemination of work that has been produced under the label of collective action framing.At the same time they have been able to clarify and reiterate the original core framing tasks and how these are developed, generated, elaborated and finally diffused (Benford & Snow, 2000).”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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In the paper
“As constructivists we were methodologically less concerned with how the texts that constituted discourse about the problem of workforce were shaped.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > Our experience of using situational analysis
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“Contestations in collective action framing generally take the form of counter-framing, disputes within movements, and, for movements that demonstrate public shows of alignment, differences between collective action frames and collective action events.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > FRAME ANALYSIS
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- Not matchedcites Benford and Snow
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In the paper
“Situational analysis has provided a breakthrough for constructivist grounded theorists by providing tools for the researcher to use in visually opening up the field of inquiry -illustrating participants' social worlds and their arenas of negotiation.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > CONCLUSION
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- Rests on an assumption: Constructivist grounded theory explicitly addresses such concerns through its reformulation of research relationships and its emphasis on making the researcher visible and their theory about the area of interest redolent of the participants words.
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In the paper
“For constructivist grounded theorists, how the discourses produced by others influence participants' constructions of reality is an important question to be addressed.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > CONCLUSION
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In the paper
“Following on from this frame analysis -in particular collective action framing -is a useful analytical heuristic to use in conjunction with situational and social world maps.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > CONCLUSION
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In the paper
“To do otherwise would result in a theory that did not sufficiently account for context and so would be sadly incomplete.”
§ Grounded Theory: A methodological spiral between modernism and postmodernism > CONCLUSION
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Humans have agency to construct and reconstruct their own realities while influenced by discourse and context.
“where humans are recognised as having agency to construct and reconstruct their own realities while influenced by discourse and context.”
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Prior to the publication of Rethinking Nursing in 2000, the federal government in Australia had abrogated responsibility for nursing to individual state governments.
“Prior to the publication of this document, the federal government in Australia had abrogated responsibility for nursing to individual state governments.”
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Nurses have not commonly reported using frame analysis as a research method.
“Nurses, however, have not commonly reported using frame analysis as a research method.”
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Researchers are increasingly conscious of considering their ontological and epistemological beliefs prior to both formulating their questions and choosing a methodology.
“Researchers are increasingly conscious of considering their ontological and epistemological beliefs prior to both formulating their questions and choosing a methodology.”
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Grounded theory has been a popular choice for nurses because it seeks to discover issues of importance in participants' lives, but in its traditional postpositivist form it has become harder to reconcile for nurses who value reciprocal relationships between themselves and their participants.
“Grounded theory has been a popular choice for nurses because it seeks to discover issues of importance in participants' lives, but in its traditional postpositivist form it has become harder to reconcile for nurses who value reciprocal relationships between themselves and their participants.”
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Constructivist grounded theory explicitly addresses such concerns through its reformulation of research relationships and its emphasis on making the researcher visible and their theory about the area of interest redolent of the participants words.
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Metadata
- Authors
- Mills, J., Chapman, Y., Bonner, A., & Francis, K.
- Affiliations
- Monash University (AU)
- James Cook University (AU)
- Corresponding author
- Mills, Jane
- Venue
- Journal of Advanced Nursing
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Published
- 2007-03-28
- Volume
- 58
- Issue
- 1
- Pages
- 72-79
- ISSN
- 0309-2402 (ISSN-L)
- 1365-2648
- OpenAlex
- W2105732842
- Cited by
- 109
- References
- 31
- Citations by year
- 2026: 1 · 2025: 2 · 2024: 5 · 2023: 1 · 2022: 4 · 2021: 3 · 2020: 2 · 2019: 4 · 2018: 3 · 2017: 6 · 2016: 9 · 2015: 11 · 2014: 8 · 2013: 20 · 2012: 13
- FWCI
- 11.70
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- green
- eprints.qut.edu.au
- Locations
- Journal of Advanced Nursing (publishedVersion)
- PubMed (publishedVersion)
- QUT ePrints (Queensland University of Technology) (submittedVersion)
- ResearchOnline at James Cook University (James Cook University) (submittedVersion)
- Acquire (CQUniversity) (submittedVersion)
- Charles Sturt University Research Output (CRO) (submittedVersion, other-oa)
- Figshare (submittedVersion, cc-by)
- Griffith Research Online (submittedVersion)
- Topics
- Social Sciences › Education › Qualitative Research Methods and Applications
- Social Sciences › Sociology and Political Science › Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics
- Health Sciences › Nursing › Research and Theory › Nursing education and management
- Keywords
- grounded theory, situation analysis, frame analysis, postmodernism, post-positivism, constructivism, human agency, symbolic interactionism, rural nursing, mentoring, collective action framing, discourse analysis
- MeSH terms
- Attitude of Health Personnel, Australia, Humans, Mentors, Nursing Theory, Philosophy, Nursing, Nursing Methodology Research, Rural Health Services, Postmodernism
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