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Chapter 3 (Burrell & Morgan 1979 (ONTOLOGY- assumptions about how we…
Chapter 3
Burrell & Morgan 1979
ONTOLOGY- assumptions about how we see the world, e.g., does the
world consist mostly of social order or constant change. (SOCIAL ORDER)
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INTERPRETIVISM - its the technique of studying social order through the subjective interpretation of participants involved (INTERVIEWING)
RADICAL STRUCTURALIST- Emphasizes structural conflict. advocates a sociology of radial change from a objectivist perspective
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RESEARCH EXECUTION
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DATA ANALYSIS-data is analyzed and interpreted for the purpose of
drawing conclusions regarding the research questions of interest.
RESEARCH REPORT- Documenting the entire research process and its findings in the form of a research paper, dissertation, or monograph.
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PARADIGM- a philosophical or theoretical framework of any kind. An example or pattern. what is seen as clear or typical. Paradigm can be assumed or implied. often overlooked. identifying paradigms is essential to making clear or putting logic in many things such as how a certain group of people think or their decision making process and skills.
Popular Paradigms
POSITIVISM-Ideal that science or knowledge creation should be restricted to what can be directly tested. it was an attempt to separate scientific inquiry from religion.
POST-POSITIVISM-One can make reasonable inferences about a phenomenon by combining empirical observations with logical reasoning.