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Philosophical Assumptions and Interpretive Frameworks W
2 Philosophical Assumptions andInterpretive Frameworks Whether we are aware of it or not, we always bring certain beliefs and philosophicalassumptions to our research. Sometimes these are deeply ingrained views about the types ofproblems that we need to study , what research questions to ask, or how we go about gatheringdata. These beliefs are instilled in us during our educational training through reading journalarticles and books, through advice dispensed by our advisors, and through the scholarlycommunities we engage at our conferences and scholarly meetings. The difficulty lies first inbecoming aware of these Assumptions and beliefs and second in deciding whether we willactively incorporate them into our qualitative studies.
study or when presenting the study to an audience. Huff (2009) is helpful in articulating the importance of philosophy in research. • It shapes how we formulate our problem and research questions to study and how we seek information to answer the questions. A cause-and-effect type of question in which certain
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