From Grounded Theory to Critical Hermeneutics? Issues of elaborating, coding and analysis of data concerning the Social Dimension of Educational Policies
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ספט 9, 2002
Nikos E. Papadakis
Taha H. Nihad
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The present study focuses on the social dimension of state or supra-national policies in education. It suggests that a dialectic synthesis between grounded theory techniques (“labeling phenomena” procedures and “conceptualizing- categorizing phenomena” processes) and critical hermeneutics would be crucial in order to reveal and interpret the Discourses and the Practices that determine
- the transformation of the social inequalities to educational ones and vice versa,
- the role of class, race, gender and cultural background in the social and educational reality.
The suggested synthesis can contribute to the construction of a “meaningful circuit”, useful for a profound analysis of both the way social structure affects education and the way educational policy acts (or is impeded to act) as a social- compensative policy.
צורת ציטוט
E. Papadakis, N. ., & H. Nihad , T. . (2002). From Grounded Theory to Critical Hermeneutics? Issues of elaborating, coding and analysis of data concerning the Social Dimension of Educational Policies . Jami’a - Journal in Education and Social Sciences, 6((أ), 338–352. אוחזר מתוך https://ojs.qsm.ac.il/index.php/jamiaa/article/view/789
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