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QUALITATIVE RESEARCH PRACTICEA GUIDE FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE STUDENTS AND RESEARCHERSJANE RITCHIEJANE LEWISCAROL MCNAUGHTON NICHOLLSRACHEL 325/10/2013 2:27:11 PM11 THE FOUNDATIONS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCHR achel Ormston, Liz Spencer, Matt Barnard and Dawn SnapeChapter outline The nature of QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Key philosophical issues in social RESEARCH Positivism and scientific method Key developments and traditions in QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Advancement and diversification of QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Choosing an approach The approach within this 125/10/2013 2:27:39 PMthe foundations of QUALITATIVE research2We begin with a brief introduction to the philosophical underpinnings, history and traditions of QUALITATIVE RESEARCH . This is not intended as a comprehensive or detailed account, but rather as edited highlights of some of the key issues in an ever advancing process.
questions have led to the divergent ‘schools’, ‘interpretive frameworks’ and approaches to qualitative research described later in this chapter. Ontology Ontology is concerned with the nature of reality and what there is to know about the world. Key ontological questions concern whether or not there is a social reality that
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