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Book: Dialogue in Focus Groups

Chapter: Who is speaking in focus groups? The dialogical display of heterogeneity

DOI: 10.1558/equinox.21820

Blurb:

This chapter shows that the co-constructed and dialogical nature of participants’ positionings cannot be conceived of as a manifestation of a simple relationship between the speaker and the problem with which he or she is presented. On the contrary, in responding to the problem speakers construct a multifaceted positioning: they answer from different points of view and they resort to different voices.

Chapter Contributors

  • Ivana Markova (markova@equinoxpub.com - book-auth-336)
  • Per Linell (Linell@equinoxpub.com - Linell1449244866)
  • Michèle Grossen (Grossen@equinoxpub.com - mgrossen) 'Universite de Lausanne'
  • Anne Salazar Orvig (SalazarOrvig@equinoxpub.com - Salazar Orvig1940451)