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Qualitative methodologies refers to an approach to knowledge-gathering that employs one or more of the following techniques: in-depth interviewing addressing a common issue of concern within a group or set of individuals with common characteristics, ethnographic participant observation and interviewing of a particular culture or subculture, and textual, visual, historical, and rhetorical analyses.

Resources:

1. Critical theory and qualitative methodology
2. Constructivist methods
3. Learning from the Field: The journey from post-positivism to constructivism
4. Sites and People to Know