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Quantitative Examination of Dialectal Perception in the Vicinity of the Kaunas Lagoon

Lietuvių Kalba
The article analyses two poles of dialectal data: the subjective one (emic) and the objective one(etic). 50 hours of recorded interviews with 52 inhabitants who were evicted from the Nẽmunas valley in the 1950s when the Kaũnas Hydroelectric Power Plant ...
Žydrūnas Šidlauskas
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El dubtós eticista. O el un, o l'altre II, de Kierkegaard

Enrahonar: Quaderns de Filosofia, 1998
D'acord amb la teoria de Kierkegaard del «ètic» com un «estadi», com a actitud frent a l'existència, el pseudònim de la segona part d'O l'un, o l'altre (1843) és considerat sovint el seu ferm defensor.
Wilfried Greve
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Reflecting on the Tensions Between Emic and Etic Perspectives in Life History Research: Lessons Learned

Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 2014
I utilized a life history methodology in this study through which written and oral narratives were obtained from six postsecondary students who self-identified as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and/or Queer (LGBQ).
James L. Olive
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Etic Theorizing Unanchored

Journal of Social Ontology
Etic theorizing uses the theorist’s social notions to theorize about their subject. This theorist may claim that Genghis Khan was a war criminal even though his actions predate the enactment of the Geneva Conventions.
Michael Raven
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How Might Positionality Be Used in Biblical Studies? Philippians 1:27–2:4 as an Example

Religions
Using Philippians 1:27–2:4 as an example, this article will explore the role of positionality in biblical studies. Although the process of reflecting on one’s positionality is more prevalent in empirical-based research, one’s positionality is also ...
Melissa C. M. Tan
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Discursive Cultures and Genres in Japanese Textbooks of English and French as Foreign Languages

Argumentation et Analyse du Discours
Over the past few decades, contrastive discourse analysis (CODA) has enabled researchers to describe the characteristics of discourse communities across countries. However, its potential goes beyond national and linguistic frontiers.
Martina Ronci
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The Assessment of Grief in Refugees and Post-conflict Survivors: A Narrative Review of Etic and Emic Research

Frontiers in Psychology, 2018
Background: Prolonged grief disorder (PGD) is a new mental health disorder that will be recognized by the World Health Organization’s disorder classification, the ICD-11, in 2018. Current assessment measures of PGD are largely based on North American and
Clare Killikelly, Susanna Bauer, Andreas Maercker   +2 more
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Outsider Indigenous Research: Dancing the Tightrope Between Etic and Emic Perspectives

Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 2016
With an example of a single study, I describe the strategic application of etic and emic approaches (in outsider research) to incorporate more insider perspectives.
Felicia Darling
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Three approaches in the research field of ethnomodeling: emic (local), etic (global), and dialogical (glocal)

Revista Latinoamericana de Etnomatemática, 2015
The acquisition of both emic (local) and etic (global) knowledge is an alternative goal for the implementation of ethnomodeling research. Emic knowledge is essential for an intuitive and empathic understanding of mathematical ideas, procedures, and ...
Daniel C. Orey, Milton Rosa
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Com lligar llaços amb paraules

Enrahonar: Quaderns de Filosofia, 1999
En aquest article es defensa la tesi que les intencions del parlant no són rellevants a l'hora d'interpretar els seus enunciats. Per defensar aquesta tesi s'esgrimeixen raons de caràcter ètic, més concretament, de caràcter ètic-lingüístic, a través d'una
Carmen González Marín
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