Analyzing social settings (1971)
Analyzing social settings is a 1971 methodology book written by John Lofland and David A. Snow.
This comprehensive guide takes a ''how-to'' approach to qualitative data collection and analysis. Drawing from a wealth of illustrative research examples and applications, the authors introduce techniques of collecting, focusing, and analyzing data in a step-by-step manner. First published in 1971, this book has become the field manual for any student doing social science fieldwork. --Publisher description.
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