Grounded theory as developed by Anselm Strauss is rooted in information received from ordinary citizens which it is argued provides useful insights into issues in societies. This perspective is also supported by the Brazilian educator and sociologist Paulo Friere, Karl Polanyi and the Interpretivist approaches of Max Webers Social Action Theory, Husserl's Phenomenology and Schultz' Ethnomethodological Perspective. I would not mind contributing an article/chapter for the proposed book.
May I suggest you watch this short video and let me know what you think? https://www.facebook.com/groups/3principles/permalink/1663788226980884/
Fantastic...this video has triggered in me a desire to do a boo or at least a monograph on Getting to know a person which has been articulated as hard to do but it is really easy to do. Barbara ...are you interested in being a co-author?
Sounds like this could be fun and a good leaning opportunity, Russell. How about emailing me privately at: [email protected] We could discuss your ideas further and decide what we might co-author?
Russell, I apologise for the lateness of my response - for some reason, I did not get any notification about your question. I am afraid Grounded Theory has a history of application in the field of education and technology.
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