Interpretivism research paradigm
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A paradigm is a particular stance or standpoint which governs the way an individual views a phenomenon and guides their approach to research. In simple terms, the main research paradigms are positivism and interpretivism. Phenomenography
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One of the theories that influence the research in public administration is interpretivism. Interpretivism: According to Jane Ritchie and Jane Lewis (2003), the development of the interpretive theory and qualitative research methods could be traced to the 19th century by a German scholar, Wilheme Dilthey.
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The interpretivist paradigm considers that reality is the mind dependent and influenced by the process of observation (Crotty, 1998). Interpretivism seeks to produce descriptive analyses that emphasise deep, interpretive understandings of social phenomena (Crotty, 1998).
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Research always occurs in social, historical, political, and other contexts. We need to stop asking questions about reality and the laws of nature and start solving problems. Remember – mixed method/pragmatism would have a string without an epistemology and may also be lacking a …
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Identifying Research Paradigms – Discussion. Exercise 1.3 in Chapter 1 of the book by Opie and Brown (2019) asks you to identify the two research paradigms the chapter has presented and then decide which would be most appropriate in trying to answer some research questions.
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Positivist research is inspired by the notion of causality and mechanism, even though this might have been softened in recent years. Causality is primarily of the physical aspect. Interpretivist research is inspired by sense-making, which presupposes beliefs, Weltanschauungen and …
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Paradigm proliferation as a good thing to think with: teaching research in education as a wild profusion. International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, 19(1), 35–57.
[DOC File]Quantitative and qualitative inquiry in educational research.
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Thus, usually if somebody talks about paradigms in the educational research he/she refers to positivism and confronts it to interpretivism or constructivism. On that level paradigm means whole set of philosophical ideas, but what is important from the point of view of present study is that usually these paradigms are taken as tightly bound to ...
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Yet, the pragmatic paradigm implies that the overall approach to research is that of mixing data collection methods and data analysis procedures within the research process (Creswell, 2003). Tashakkori and Teddlie (1998) propose that there are three approaches to research quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods.
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A number of theoretical perspectives are located within the epistemological paradigms in educational research (Cohen et al., 2000; Crotty, 1998). Within the constructionist paradigm, interpretivism is the most appropriate perspective for this study which focuses on teachers’ understandings of the purposes of religious educaiton.
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