Interpretation and Method Empirical Research Methods and the Interpretive Turn

INTERPRETIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS 333 these levels, personnel are hired into programs organized by resource and are known as resourc ...

334 ANALYZING DATA issues, and inconsistent arguments about the impacts of wilderness designation. In contrast, and as a result ...

INTERPRETIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS 335 that the researcher start with “the conventional definition of stories,” and he defines storie ...

336 ANALYZING DATA agency. Furthermore, I felt I had to share our analysis with BLM personnel who had provided me with access to ...

INTERPRETIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS 337 availability from the BLM and university libraries. I also reviewed 3 marked-up draft EISs and ...

338 ANALYZING DATA with respect to future scenarios. To assess the effects of this pressure across field offices, I com- pared t ...

INTERPRETIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS 339 EISs, decisions about the inclusion and exclusion of information, and the normative premises o ...

340 ANALYZING DATA idea that people wanted to provide a uniform structure for the EISs is not invalid, but it does not address t ...

INTERPRETIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS 341 To understand the link between story line and the relevance of information, I considered docu- ...

342 ANALYZING DATA impacts and so were not analyzed in the document. However, this did not occur uniformly across all programs. ...

INTERPRETIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS 343 for livestock grazing and minerals development purposes were a concern, and field office perso ...

344 ANALYZING DATA one of the comment memos, which notes that some drafts shifted from one set of assumptions to another between ...

INTERPRETIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS 345 There exist two arguments on each side of the issue, each addressing the possible scenarios wi ...

346 ANALYZING DATA mation to the conclusions through arguments unstated in the EISs. Readers also can make differ- ent arguments ...

INTERPRETIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS 347 convey? What dominant and subordinate themes appear? What information is present in and, as i ...

348 ANALYZING DATA this will influence how we synthesize our analyses and place them in context. Using interpretive methods can ...

HOW BUILT SPACES MEAN 349 349 CHAPTER 20 HOW BUILT SPACES MEAN A Semiotics of Space DVORA YANOW I’m not sure what led me to focu ...

350 ANALYZING DATA Whatever experiences or predilections predisposed me to be sensitive to spaces, at some point it just became ...

HOW BUILT SPACES MEAN 351 tivism embeds in scientific laws or principle scatches researchers in its sway, rendering them concept ...

352 ANALYZING DATA ment of bodies in space and in the ways in which spatial design recapitulates bodily design. Analytic taxonom ...