β Scribed by Adital Ben-Ari, Guy Enosh
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
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Introduction
PART ONE Maps, Territories, and the Ontological/Epistemological Stance
1 The Map is Not the Territory: From Ontology to Epistemology in Knowledge Construction
2 Dialectics: A Mechanism of Knowledge Construction
PART TWO Personal Implications of Reflectivity, Researchers' Reflectivity, and Participants' Reflectivity
3 Reflectivity Reconsidered
4 Reflectivity and the Researchers" Perspective
5 Reflectivity and the Participants' Perspective
6 Ethical Differences and Similarities as Sources of Reflection and Knowledge Construction
PART THREE Relational Implications - Power Relationships, Power Differentials, and Reciprocity
7 Research Relations and Power Differentials: From Resistance to Collaboration and In-Between
8 Frames of Reference and the Control of Knowledge
9 Reciprocity: The Nature and Attributes of Research Relations and Power
10 Epilogue: From Dialectics to Dialog Across Liminal Spaces
Index
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