interpretive methods

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I would like some input from subscribers for a ph.d. seminar i am
teaching in the spring on qualitative data analysis. i would
appreciate knowing your favorite a) theoretical or philosophy of
science work that carves out space for (or against) various forms of
interpretive analysis, and b) workbench book or article that weds how-
to with how-come sorts of insights. Its fun to design such a course,
but it is hard to keep up with the explosion of literature across the
social sciences on this general topic. thanks! eja

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