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The Mead/Freeman controversy - some implications for qualitativeresearchers, Alan Bryman; being a researcher, Alan Brown; from being a nativeto becoming a researcher - Meg Stacey and the General Medical Council, MegStacey; the dynamics of gender in ethnographic research - a personal view,Janet Foster; the "person" in the researcher, Pamela Cotterill and GayleLetherby; researching major life events, Janet Harvey; male sociologist in awoman's world - aspects of a medical partnership, Joel Richman; coming tounderstand ethnographic inquiry - learning, changing and knowing, David E.Coe; oral history - neither fish nor fowl, David Lawrenson; the unfoldingmatrix - a technique for qualitative data acquisition and analysis, RaymondV. Padilla.