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'We must put ourselves in the position of the subject who tries to find his way in this world, and we must remember, first of all, that the environment by which he is influenced and to which he adapts himself is his world, not the objective world of science.'

W.I. Thomas
and
F. Znaniecki

Qualitative Sociology Review
2010
Volume VI Issue 1





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Contents


Editorial:

Introduction to the Special Issue: Researching Aging and Comparative Reflections
Guest Editor: Jason L. Powell

Articles:

The Life Course Metaphor: Implications for Biography and Interpretive Research
John W. Murphy, Steven L. Arxer, Linda L. Belgrave
A New Paradigm for Qualitative Research in the United States: The Era of the Third Age
Dawn C. Carr, Lydia K. Manning
Qualitative Research and Aging in Context: Implications to Social Policy Study in China
Sheying Chen
Comparative Aging and Qualitative Theorizing
Ian G. Cook, Jamie Halsall, Jason L. Powell

Book Reviews:

Book Review: The Discourse of Politics in Action. Politics as Usual by Ruth Wodak
Anna Horolets


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