Closing Methodological Divides

Toward Democratic Educational Research

By:

K.R. Howe

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Series:

Philosophy and Education

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The interpretivist methodological framework made its appearance in educational research in the late 1970s, posing a fundamental and far-reaching challenge to the hitherto dominant positivist framework and opening up a number of divides that many have perceived as fundamental and unbridgeable. In the first part of the book Howe examines the issues involved and demonstrates that the divides can in fact be closed. The subsequent chapters set out the compatibilist perspective within which Howe analyses the interpretive turn, constructivist epistemology, research bias and ethics. The concluding chapter sets out a conception of democratic education research that shapes research methodology to meet the requirements of democratic politics.

Release date NZ

March 31st, 2003

Author

K.R. Howe

Audiences

Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Professional & Vocational
Undergraduate

Illustrations

X, 157 p.

Pages

157

Series

Philosophy and Education

Dimensions

155x235x9

ISBN-13

9781402012266

Product ID

5213124

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