Tracy X Karner
Biographic Data
| ID | 3685648 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tracy X Karner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tracy X |
| FAMILY NAME | Karner |
| SIGNATURE | KARNER T X |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kansas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 81 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Salmons, Janet E., Doing Qualitative Research Online
A s the internet becomes more integral to all aspects of our lives, so- cial scientists continue to grapple with its potential for our research endeavors.While many senior scholars and practitioners learned to do research without the internet or even without computers, students and new colleagues come to research as digital natives who are often quite comfortable with online settings and activities.Salmons, an independent researcher, writer and c…
Understanding the Diabetic Body-Self
Diabetes is the sixth leading cause of death from disease, shortens the average life span by up to 15 years, and is the main cause of new blindness, kidney failure, and amputations in the United States. Interviews with 2 practitioners and 8 individuals with diabetes illustrate how individuals embody their illness. Interviewed persons with diabetes tended to be most closely associated with the disciplined body type and pursued high levels of bodil…
Losing Selves
Caregiving is a process of transformed identities and reconstructed relations. The disruption of Alzheimer's disease affects both the individual with dementia and the person providing care. One becomes enselfed in dementia, the other transformed into a caregiver. Using data from twenty qualitative interviews with family caregivers, this article traces the transformative process by which the previous relational selves of both participants become c…
The Making of English National Identity
The Spitting Image
Professional caring
Ideology and nationalism
Sociologists often dismiss the emergence of unique nationalist identities as reflections of changing structural elements, namely the political and economic. In this article I view nationalism as a socially created and sustained ideological discourse. From this orientation, the importance of attending to cultural or symbolic constructions within nationalist movements becomes more pronounced. Thompson's (1987) re-orien-tational conceptions of ideol…
Permissions and the social context
Professional caring
Losing Selves
Caregiving is a process of transformed identities and reconstructed relations. The disruption of Alzheimer's disease affects both the individual with dementia and the person providing care. One becomes enselfed in dementia, the other transformed into a caregiver. Using data from twenty qualitative interviews with family caregivers, this article traces the transformative process by which the previous relational selves of both participants become c…
Ideology and nationalism
Sociologists often dismiss the emergence of unique nationalist identities as reflections of changing structural elements, namely the political and economic. In this article I view nationalism as a socially created and sustained ideological discourse. From this orientation, the importance of attending to cultural or symbolic constructions within nationalist movements becomes more pronounced. Thompson's (1987) re-orien-tational conceptions of ideol…
The Making of English National Identity
Permissions and the social context
Permissions and the social context
Ideology and nationalism
Sociologists often dismiss the emergence of unique nationalist identities as reflections of changing structural elements, namely the political and economic. In this article I view nationalism as a socially created and sustained ideological discourse. From this orientation, the importance of attending to cultural or symbolic constructions within nationalist movements becomes more pronounced. Thompson's (1987) re-orien-tational conceptions of ideol…
Professional caring
The Spitting Image
The Making of English National Identity
Understanding the Diabetic Body-Self
Diabetes is the sixth leading cause of death from disease, shortens the average life span by up to 15 years, and is the main cause of new blindness, kidney failure, and amputations in the United States. Interviews with 2 practitioners and 8 individuals with diabetes illustrate how individuals embody their illness. Interviewed persons with diabetes tended to be most closely associated with the disciplined body type and pursued high levels of bodil…
Losing Selves
Caregiving is a process of transformed identities and reconstructed relations. The disruption of Alzheimer's disease affects both the individual with dementia and the person providing care. One becomes enselfed in dementia, the other transformed into a caregiver. Using data from twenty qualitative interviews with family caregivers, this article traces the transformative process by which the previous relational selves of both participants become c…
Salmons, Janet E., Doing Qualitative Research Online
A s the internet becomes more integral to all aspects of our lives, so- cial scientists continue to grapple with its potential for our research endeavors.While many senior scholars and practitioners learned to do research without the internet or even without computers, students and new colleagues come to research as digital natives who are often quite comfortable with online settings and activities.Salmons, an independent researcher, writer and c…
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