Culture and Society Philosophy Standpoint theory.pptx

Culture and Society Philosophy

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6. Indigenous Futures

7. DEPARTMENT OR SECTION TITLE GOES HERE

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14. ( CHARLES
DARWIN
UNIVERSITY

“7 AUSTRALIA

Charles Darwin University
acknowledges all First Nations people
across the lands on which we live and
work, and we pay our respects to
Elders both past and present.

15. DARWIN
UNIVERSITY
7 AUSTRALIA

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2.0 THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE: What ls the philosophical orientation ofthe researcher that guides their actiontresearch?
Knowedge acquisiion ls deductive, value: tes” generalizable === Knowledge ecrieeon inductivo, valve ladon, contexaly unique

Application: to predict
3.1 Positivism
‘Natural scence methods (post, observe,
derve local mus) can be applied to the
‘social sens
22 Post positivism
Mutiple methode are necessary to iden a
val belie! because all methods are imperfect
3.3 Structuralism The source of meaning comes fiom the formal structure found in language & can apply 10 all aspects of human culture
Application: 10 understand
34 (Socia) Constructivism Meaning making of realty is an aciviy of he individual mind
3.5 Imerpretiviem Natural science methode cannat apply to social science; interpretations
‘of real are cuturaly derived & istricaly situated
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2.54 Hermeneutics sb Phenomenology 3.80 Symbolic ineractionism
Hiden meaning (of language) exists in ‘The essence of human experience of “The researcher must take the postion of
Tents, practices, events & situations, phenomena s ony understood when the those researched rieracton) by sharing
Beneath apparent ones searcher separatos heir on experiences, language を other tools (symbols)
Application: to emancipate or berate
1.6 Critical theory Research & theory shouldbe used 10 change etuanons (locuses on
power
ea Emancipatory 3.60 Fominiam
“The subjects of social “The word is patriarchal &
0909 should be ‘he Eure inher is
‘should be accounted for ‘masculine