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What is the Theoretical Perspective? Classic scientific method , absolute objectivity |
Positivism
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RIL
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What is the Theoretical Perspective? deductive reasoning, proving causality with certainty in explaining social phenomena is problematic.
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Post positivism
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Behaviorism/pragmatism
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What is the Theoretical Perspective? Human social world differs fundamentally from the natural world, should be studied differently. Basis for MUCH qual research, that which focuses on group settings, cultures and sub cultures.
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Social constructivism
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Pragmatism
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What is the Theoretical Perspective? Human social world differs from natural world and should be studied differently. Basis for SOME qual research, that which focuses on the experiences of individuals.
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Constructivism
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Humanism
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What is the Theoretical Perspective? basis for MOST qual research. Inductive reasoning. Naturalistic inquiry where conclusions are derived from reflection upon direct lives experience.
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Interpretivism
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Humanism
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What is the Theoretical Perspective? Project about language and image, and the system of signs that governs them. Perceived crisis of representation inherent in the use of language to create description of truth and reality. All claims to objectivity viewed with suspicion. Language power desire.
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Postmodernism
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Radicalism
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What is the Theoretical Perspective?Ideologically specific - tied to a wider discourse of theory and power. Mission to critique or change society. Often used to make power relationships explicitly. Inductive reasoning. Feminist, Marxist, Critical Race theory
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Critical Theory: emancipatory theory
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Radicalism
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