EPISTEMOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH.

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Topic principal

The qualitative method.

it involves an open and flexible research design.

seeks to understand the whole.

use small but relevant samples.

It is classified by field.

Psychology, sociology, physics, history, economics.

go over the map

put your mind to work

recall as many details as you can about the keywords you added

Origins of knowledge.

Kan a measures of the XVIII century proposes a priori and a posteriori trials.

Galileo takes the importance of mathematics to be able to analyze nature.

Bacon proposes the inductive method where it is important for him to control nature by acquiring experiences.

Aristotle used the experimental deductive method that occurs through research.

CREATED BY: JONATHAN FREIRE

The ways of conceiving the nature of knowledge and reality.

Qualitative current.

Positive current.

Difference between empirical, objective or material reality.