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Reconstructive social research in the interpretive tradition: an interview with Monika Wohlrab-Sahr

A focus on reconstructive social research lies at the center of Monika Wohlrab-Sahr's interpretive approach to sociology. Anchored in biographical research and hermeneutics, reconstructive social research purposely sidesteps paradigmatic conflict between different school-like environments.
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Introduction: Reconstructive biographical research

open access: yesCurrent Sociology, 2023
Reconstructive biographical research is a diverse and differentiated sociological field. In this introduction, we trace its interdisciplinary and transnational historical development, consider the most important theoretical influences, and characterize ...
Maria Pohn-Lauggas, Hermilio Santos
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The role of reconstructability analysis in social science research

Mathematical Social Sciences, 1986
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Shooting the evidence: reconstructing social research data for electronic dissemination

Journal of Media Practice, 2004
AbstractIn November 2000 I was approached by a small research group from the Department of Applied Social Science in the University of Stirling. Two research projects on frail older people had recently been completed and findings on sexual expression from within these projects were to be used in a further project exploring the development of online ...
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Reconstructing Changes in Agency in the Young People’s Social Biographies Through Longitudinal Qualitative Research

YOUNG, 2018
The article is based on the longitudinal qualitative research (LQR) with 20 young people from the two social strata in two urban neighbourhoods of Belgrade carried out in four waves from 1993 to 2014. It deals with interpretation of changes in agency within social biographies through analysis of the narratives from two biographies.
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Narrative reconstruction and post-traumatic growth among trauma survivors: The importance of narrative in social work research and practice

Qualitative Social Work, 2016
A substantial body of theoretical work on meaning-making processes postulates that assisting clients in reconstructing their personal narratives in the aftermath of trauma helps survivors to integrate the traumatic experience into their identities and life stories. However, the relationship between trauma survivors’ (re-)construction of a coherent life
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