Qualitative Research in Practice : Stories From the Field - Blogs Unpad
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Epilogue through reporting the experiences of qualitative researchers who have undertaken prior expeditions, we have been able to provide a compass and some idea of the demands and delights of the diverse terrain which might be encountered on such journeys. 189
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Epilogue<br />
through report<strong>in</strong>g <strong>the</strong> experiences of qualitative researchers who<br />
have undertaken prior expeditions, we have been able to provide a<br />
compass and some idea of <strong>the</strong> demands and delights of <strong>the</strong> diverse<br />
terra<strong>in</strong> which might be encountered on such journeys.<br />
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