Mauthner

Mauth·ner

(mowt'nĕr),
Ludwig, ophthalmologist in Hapsburg Empire, 1840-1894. See: Mauthner sheath.
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Felix Mauthner, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Robert Musil, Karl Krauss, Hugo von Hoffmansthal, and the members of the Vienna Circle were natural allies in the exposure of the inadequacy of language to disclose an authentic subjectivity.
Sherry Simon. Cities in Translation: Intersections of Language and Memory
Dr Natasha Mauthner, who is leading the research at Aberdeen University's Business School, said: "Modern technology has had positive effects on the way in which people can combine work and personal life.
Techstudy putsthe focuson ourlives
Effect of the pesticide deltamethrin on the Mauthner cells of Lake Balaton fish.
Overview of pesticide toxicity in fish
than of understanding--Fritz Mauthner, the first philosopher of
Individual and Metamorphosis
Earlier, Mauthner (1999) interviewed women with young children (ages 12 months to 7 years) about their experiences with depression after having children.
Sexuality of women with young children: a feminist model of mental health counseling
Mauthner, Catherine Maclean, and Lorna McKee, "My Dad Hangs Out of Helicopter Doors and Takes Pictures of Oil Platforms': Children's Accounts of Parental Work in the Oil and Gas Industry," Community, Work & Family, 3 (2000), 133-162; L.
Employment-related mobility and the health of workers, families, and communities: the Canadian context
4) Field notes were taken by both of us, and we conducted the qualitative analysis together, first by working with interview transcripts guided loosely by a set of readings called the Listening Guide (see Doucet & Mauthner, 2008; Mauthner & Doucet, 1998, 2003); these in-depth readings led to the establishment of a coding scheme which we applied through the qualitative analysis software program Atlas.
"Without taking away her leave": a Canadian case study of couples' decisions on fathers' use of paid parental leave
The role of the Mauthner cell in fast-starts involving escapes in teleost fishes.
Flatfish herding behavior in response to trawl sweeps: a comparison of diel responses to conventional sweeps and elevated sweeps
In the 1937 German letter to Axel Kaun where Beckett, tripping in the wake of Mauthner and Schopenhauer, first formulates his poetics of the "Unwort," a link between "style" and "writing in formal English" appears: "And more and more my language appears to me like a veil which one has to tear apart in order to get to those things (or the nothingness) lying beyond it.
(Un)wordward Ho: decreation and the voiding of language in Beckett's late prose work
While these archives are now well-established and have become reasonably well-accepted among the scholarly community, their development has not been uncontroversial and has stimulated much debate about the desirability and feasibility of archiving qualitative data on ethical, epistemological and ideological grounds (Hammersley, 1997; Mauthner, Parry and Backett-Milburne, 1998; Moore, 2007; Parry and Mauthner, 2004; 2005).
Archiving qualitative data in Australia: an introduction
Graue & Walsh, 1998; Mauthner, 1997) have noted, the pair or small-group interview is one of most effective methods of conducting a study with primary grade children.
"Boys like smart girls more than pretty girls": young Korean immigrant girls' understanding of romantic love in American popular culture
A small but expanding literature notes that the ethical challenges facing qualitative researchers differ from those facing quantitative researchers (Baumohl & Stahl, 2003; Mauthner, Birch, Jessop, & Miller, 2002; Nelson & Reynolds, 2003; Punch, 1994).
How is qualitative research taught at the master's level?

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