Conversations about Qualitative Communication Research

Christine S. Davis is Associate Professor in the Communication Studies Department at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Davis is a critical narrative ethnographer and autoethnographer who experiments with method and form, and publishes regularly on topics such as qualitative research methods, children's mental health, end-of-life communication, and family disability.

• One: Opening the Conversation; Two: Rock Stars and Scholarly Identities; One: Narrative Research Strategies; Three: Carolyn Ellis; Four: Buddy Goodall; Five: Adding My Story to the Conversation; Two: Social Science Research Strategies; Six: Quality Qualitative Communication Scholarship; Seven: Dawn O. Braithwaite 1; Eight: Alan DeSantis 1; Nine: Gerry Philipsen; Ten: Sarah Tracy; Three: Arts-Based Research Strategies; Eleven: Moving the Conversation; Twelve: Chris Poulos: “Transgressions” and Qualitative Criteria; Thirteen: Norm Denzin; Fourteen: Ron Pelias; Fifteen: Stacy Holman Jones; Four: The Significance of Qualitative Research Strategies; Sixteen: Continuing the Conversation to the Next Generation; Seventeen: Passing on the Conversation