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5: Define

and name

themes

and

identify

supporting

illustrative

quotes

Theme Name

Illustrative Quotations -

include actual quotes and

line number from the

transcript

Theme A Father’s Image in Son’s Eyes

Has an image of father.

Has an image of his father to which he can

relate to.

Has an impressive image of the activities of his

father, especially as a great sportsman.

Thinks of his father as socially active and uses

the word gregarious.

Identifies only his father’s relationship with

sister as the relationship with other gender he

knows of.

I’ll start now and work

backwards, he is sixty five, a

solicitor, I see him as a shape, I

see his face, hair and his nose

and I see him sitting at his desk

in his office (A2)

His name is interesting, his

name is Barry, people always

mistake me for someone

called Barry or they just think

I’m called Barry (A3)

My dad as a man, great

sportsman, he was a feather

weight boxer, he is a slight

man, six foot tall, a compact

wiry figure, cricket player,

great rugby player, still loves

his sport now, which he

doesn’t play as much, which I

think he finds frustrating (A4)

First word that springs into

mind is gregarious, he has his

network of people around him,

he is very well connected in

the North West of England, he

just knows so many people.

That is very important to him

and he rests easy within that

(A26)

His friendships with women, I

don’t know anything about.

That’s something that has

never really been talked about.

He is very close to his sister

they used to have mutual

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Father was a handsome man.

No insight into his sexuality.

Thinks of father as easy going in and out of

home.

Only strictness he remembers was that

concerning homework.

Feels his father is content with his

accomplishments and popularity as a

sportsman.

friends and socialise together;

these are in the days where it

was all quite proper (A27)

He is a handsome man, I know

from talking to my aunt, he

was known as a catch. I don’t

know about how he expresses

his sexuality (A28)

I don’t know, he is an easy

going guy and he is easy going

in the house, easy going out of

the house. The times where

he wasn’t very easy going,

where I wasn’t doing my

homework or I wasn’t doing

very well at school (A30)

He is very content with what

he has got. He can relax at

home and he is popular (A32)

Theme B Emotional Identification with Father

Does not have an insight of his emotionality.

Outside the usual emotion, remembers him

lying on the floor drunk.

Has seen him angry and infuriated but never

sad.

Not sure about how familiar presence was the

father while growing up.

Emotionally, I don’t know my

dad emotionally (A5).

First thing that comes to mind,

stepping outside the normal

range of emotions, I see him

drunk laying on the floor once,

coming home from a rugby

match or something. I didn’t

know what was going on, dad

laying on the floor next to the

dog. I think my mum found it

quite funny (A6)

And that’s the only really,

extreme emotions I can think

of. I know he has been angry,

infuriated, I can’t see him

being sad (A7)

There are going to be a lot of

“don’t knows” here. (A9)

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5: Define Theme Name and name themes and Theme A Father’s Image in Son’s Eyes identify supporting Has an image of father. illustrative quotes Has an image of his father to which he can relate to. Has an impressive image of the activities of his father, especially as a great sportsman. Thinks of his father as socially active and uses the word gregarious. Identifies only his father’s relationship with sister as the relationship with other gender he knows of. Illustrative Quotations include actual quotes and line number from the transcript I’ll start now and work backwards, he is sixty five, a solicitor, I see him as a shape, I see his face, hair and his nose and I see him sitting at his desk in his office (A2) His name is interesting, his name is Barry, people always mistake me for someone called Barry or they just think I’m called Barry (A3) My dad as a man, great sportsman, he was a feather weight boxer, he is a slight man, six foot tall, a compact wiry figure, cricket player, great rugby player, still loves his sport now, which he doesn’t play as much, which I think he finds frustrating (A4) First word that springs into mind is gregarious, he has his network of people around him, he is very well connected in the North West of England, he just knows so many people. That is very important to him and he rests easy within that (A26) His friendships with women, I don’t know anything about. That’s something that has never really been talked about. He is very c ...
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