Microcomputer Applications in Qualitative Research Robert G. Jones and romanticism

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Microcomputer Applications in Qualitative Research Robert G. Jones and romanticismMicrocomputer Applications in Qualitative Research critically surveys the many ways microcomputers and programmes can be used to further qualitative social research. The author focuses on the liabilities and benefits of using this technology for research purposes and provides a generic, conceptual approach rather than a how to guide to specific computers and programmes. Underlying every chapter is the conviction that microcomputer technology can only