The SAGE Handbook of Grounded Theory¶
Bryant, & Charmaz. (2007). The SAGE Handbook of Grounded Theory.
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- Axial Coding
- Sociology and anthropology — the canonical home, where Strauss-Corbin axial coding is standard for relating open-coded interview, ethnographic, and document data into theoretical models
This sourceThe SAGE Handbook of Grounded Theory surveys the method's disciplinary reach and the debates over the Straussian coding paradigm; it supports sociology and adjacent interpretive social science as grounded theory's home, but not anthropology, and it treats axial coding as one option rather than a standard.
- Sociology and anthropology — the canonical home, where Strauss-Corbin axial coding is standard for relating open-coded interview, ethnographic, and document data into theoretical models
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