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Realism Marxism Naturalism Anarchism Empiricism

in science rejects fixed rules and supports flexible approaches to knowledge .

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positivism anti-positivism realism marxism naturalism

In the philosophy of science , refers to the idea that society can be studied in the same way as the natural world .

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transitive intransitive

According to Bhaskar , the dimension of science deals with real structures that exist regardless of whether we observe them .

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Counter-induction Abduction Hermeneutic circle Genealogical methods

is a method of interpreting human experiences by moving between parts and the whole .

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genealogical methods realism incommensurability dogmatism hermenceutic circle

The , associated with Foucault , traces the historical development of concepts to expose power relations .

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Anti-positivism Critical realism Commonality Hermeneutics Social constructionism

suggests that reality is constructed through social interaction and historical context .

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intransitive transitive

The dimension refers to the human - made theories and knowledge we develop to explain the world .

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strong weak

In its form , social constructionism claims that even the entities we perceive are created through social processes .

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Verstehen commonality constructs incommensurability contingency

The idea of in social constructionism refers to the fact that things could have developed differently .

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commonality signifier contradiction contingency Verstehen

A shared of all forms of social constructionism is that constructs emerge through interaction among people .

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Structuralism Naturalism Dogmatism Critical realism Marxism

is a theory that focuses on class struggle and how economic systems shape social structures .

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Epistemology Axiology Ontology

is the philosophical study of what exists and the nature of being .

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abstraction historic-materialist approach surplus labour means of production ideologies

According to Marx , is the value workers create that goes beyond what they are paid .

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empirical real actual

In critical realism , the domain includes observable events that we can experience directly .

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rebellious ironic reformist

The view of social constructs is about revealing hidden power structures .

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Incommensurability Deconstruction Counter-induction Surplus labour Dialectical thinking

involves analyzing contradictions and moving from opposing ideas to a new synthesis .

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Anarchism Positivism Dogmatism Feminism Marxism

is when a theory is maintained despite contradictory evidence , to allow time for development .

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Abduction Induction Counter-induction

involves proposing ideas that conflict with established theories to challenge dominant views .

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reformist rebellious ironic

The view aims to fix only the problematic parts of constructs .

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Axiology Ontology Epistemology

is the philosophical study of what exists and the nature of being .

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pluralist empirilists positivists structuralists anti-positivists

According to , the human experience is meaningful and central to understanding the social world .

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Marx Droysen Bhaskar Comte Dilthey

believed that natural sciences and mathematics lead to positive knowledge .

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Derrida Droysen Comte Feyerabend Dilthey

was not entirely opposed to classical empiricism but believed knowledge must have empirical grounding .

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social interactions the scientific method our senses

Social constructionism holds that what we know is shaped by .

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reformist rebellious ironic

The view supports overthrowing entire constructs through revolution .

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incommensurability deconstruction construction

Derrida ? s reveals hidden binaries and values in texts .

 
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