Science of Science and Reflexivity
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...Because of the subjective nature of postmodernism, exact definitions of traditional and autoethnography blur (Bourdieu, 2004; Giddings & Wood, 2004) and the epistemological stance of subjective and transactional knowledge creation mean that each method will ultimately construct different results....
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...To avoid this, researchers must be able to become aware of the illusio and the doxa of the fi elds they investigate but also of that of their own scientifi c fi elds (Bourdieu, 1990a, 1988a, 2000, 2004a)....
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...To this end, Bourdieu invites researchers to objectivize the subject of objectivation and engage in what he calls ‘participant objectivation’ (Bourdieu, 2000, 2003, 2004a, 2004b; Bourdieu and Wacquant, 1992)....
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...The sociology of intellectuals brings to light the particular form of interest which is the interest in disinterestedness’ (Bourdieu, 2004a: 94)....
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...…beliefs and self-evidences, its rituals and consecrations, its constraints as regards publication of fi ndings, its specifi c forms of censorship, not to mention the whole set of presuppositions inscribed in the collective history of the specialty (the academic unconscious)’ (Bourdieu, 2004a: 94)....
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...It thus consists in an epistemological awareness (Bourdieu, 2004a; Wacquant, 1992) that researchers in the social sciences, sensitive as they are to social determinisms, must accept as an indispensable condition to scientifi c objectivity....
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...Bourdieu’s idea of “reflexive sociology” means that sociological inquiry is epistemologically enriching when social researchers point the methods of science towards themselves as participants in the relevant fields of practices under study (Bourdieu 2003; 2004)....
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