The Foundations of Social Research: Meaning and Perspective in the Research Process

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Social Science and Policy Research Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice Qualitative Research Methods and Applications

Abstract

Introduction Positivism The March of Science Constructionism The Making of Meaning Interpretivism For and against Culture Interpretivism The Way of Hermeneutics Critical Inquiry The Marxist Heritage Critical Inquiry Contemporary Critics and Contemporary Critique Feminism Re-Visioning the Man-Made World Postmodernism Crisis of Confidence or Moment of Truth? Conclusion

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