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2021
This chapter evaluates critical realism, a term which refers to a philosophy of science connected to the broader approach of scientific realism. In contrast to other philosophies of science, such as positivism and post-positivism, critical realism presents an alternative view on the questions of what is ‘real’ and how one can generate scientific ...
Dominik Giese, Jonathan Joseph
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This chapter evaluates critical realism, a term which refers to a philosophy of science connected to the broader approach of scientific realism. In contrast to other philosophies of science, such as positivism and post-positivism, critical realism presents an alternative view on the questions of what is ‘real’ and how one can generate scientific ...
Dominik Giese, Jonathan Joseph
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Critical Realism and Theological Critical Realism Opportunities for Dialogue?
Alethia, 2000(2000). Critical Realism and Theological Critical Realism Opportunities for Dialogue? Alethia: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 29-33.
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Lukács' critical ontology and critical realism
Journal of Critical Realism, 2005This paper proposes that we read a late work of Georg Lukacs, The Ontology of Social Being, as an indispensable contribution to ontological investigation in general and particularly to the understanding of social reality. As the ontology of Lukacs tends not to be familiar even to those who have (properly) foregrounded ontological issues in recent ...
Mário Duayer, João Medeiros
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On Leon Petrażycki’s Critical Realism and Legal Realism
2018The author shows that Petrazycki adopted a form of critical realism, and that, despite him never using the exact term “legal realism”, his approach to legal phenomena can be regarded as a form of legal realism—if understood as critical realism applied to legal phenomena.
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2018
Critical realism is a movement in philosophy and the human sciences starting from Roy Bhaskar’s writings. It claims that causal laws state the tendencies of things grounded in their structures, not invariable conjunctions, which are rare outside experiments. Therefore, positivist accounts of science are wrong, but so is the refusal to explain the human
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Critical realism is a movement in philosophy and the human sciences starting from Roy Bhaskar’s writings. It claims that causal laws state the tendencies of things grounded in their structures, not invariable conjunctions, which are rare outside experiments. Therefore, positivist accounts of science are wrong, but so is the refusal to explain the human
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2009
Different strands of non-positivistic research approaches and theories, for example, constructivism, grounded theory, and structuration theory, have gained popularity in the information systems (IS) field. Although, they are managing to overcome some problems with positivism and structural theories they are not completely without problems. This chapter
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Different strands of non-positivistic research approaches and theories, for example, constructivism, grounded theory, and structuration theory, have gained popularity in the information systems (IS) field. Although, they are managing to overcome some problems with positivism and structural theories they are not completely without problems. This chapter
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Critical Realism and Dialectical Critical Realism
2017Alice Akoshia Ayikaaley Sawyerr +1 more
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