Foundations of Qualitative Research 1 Braun et al PART 3 YOUTUBE VIDEO

This is part three of a three-part lecture entitled the Foundations of Qualitative Research 1. The materials were created by Virginia Braun, Victoria Clarke and Nikki Hayfield; the lecture is narrated by Victoria Clarke. The materials were created for postgraduate students at the University of the West of England, Bristol, UK, as such there may be reference to our virtual learning environment Blackboard. Any handouts and the lecture slides are avaliable on www.thematicanalysis.net.

[@frequencymanipulator]

This is gold. You have cleared up so many questions and miss-conceptions, and filled in gaps that I did not even know I had. Long live B,C,+H

[@yulinliu850]

Thanks so much for sharing the 3 videos of Lecture 1. I really enjoyed them and am looking forward to Lecture 2.

[@frequencymanipulator]

I really appreciated the encouraging words at the end. I have reflected upon your questions:
I am drawn to Big Q qualitative as I am an artist.
The social context of my research is fairly rigid, I am certainly interested in the individual experience.
I am drawn to the Hermeneutics of empathy, There is reason to be suspicious, I am researching creative expression, the data is already leading me to interesting places.
I view language as reflective of underlying experiences in the context of my research.
I am interested in social justice, particularly in the domain of accessibility in music technology.
Thanks, that really helped.