Why I Do What I Do? Home, Being, and the Paradigm

This chapter delves into the author's personal and academic journey, exploring the interconnectedness of home, being, and paradigms. It reflects on the influence of personal experiences and cultural background in shaping research interests and methodologies. The chapter likely discusses how these factors contribute to the author's understanding of social work research and its broader implications

Sociology · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics · Narrative Theory and Analysis · Psychology · Rhetoric and Communication Studies

• Heidegger and the Thinking of Place

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• Actual Minds, Possible Worlds

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• Home

  Alison Blunt, Robyn Dowling•Home•2006

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• Revisiting the Quantitative-Qualitative Debate

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• The structure of scientific revolutions

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• Understanding narrative inquiry through life story interviews with former prisoners

  Open Access•Angeliki Lima•Irish Educational Studies•2023

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• Domestic Violence During the Covid-19 Pandemic

  Open Access•Anastasia Kourti, Androniki Stavridou et al.•Trauma Violence & Abuse•2023

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• Narrative Methods for the Human Sciences

  Open Access•Beverly D Metcalfe•Gender in Management An…•2008

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• The Staircase of Transition

  Ingrid Sahlin•Innovation The European Journal…•2005

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• The 'False Dualism' of Educational Research

  Open Access•Richard Pring•Journal of Philosophy of Education•2000

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• My home is my people’ homemaking among rough sleepers in Leipzig, Germany

  Open Access•L T Schneider•Housing Studies•2022

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• Narrative research

  Gabriela Spector-Mersel•Narrative Inquiry•2010

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• Narration as a human communication paradigm

  Walter R Fisher•Communication Monographs•1984

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• Pragmatism as a Research Paradigm and Its Implications for Social Work Research

  Open Access•Vibha Kaushik, Christine A Walsh•Social Sciences•2019

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• The uses of narratology in social and policy studies

  Barbara Czarniawska•Critical Policy Studies•2010

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• Homelessness and the Meaning of Home

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• Gender-Based Violence and Young Homeless Women

  Open Access•Juliet Watson•The Sociological Review•2016

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• Positivism, Historicism, and Political Inquiry

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• Yearning

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• Known in Part

  Open Access•Donald F Hones•Qualitative Inquiry•1998

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• A Critique of Experimentalism

  Open Access•Kenneth R Howe•Qualitative Inquiry•2004

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• Labor, Capital, and Class Struggle around the Built Environment in Advanced Capitalist Societies

  Open Access•D C Harvey, David Harvey•Politics & Society•1976

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• The New Homelessness Revisited

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