Science of Science and Reflexivity
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...Finally, it should be recalled that what counts as ‘legitimate’ or ‘important’ research is still a function of the dominant agents of a scientific field (Bourdieu 2004)....
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...(Bourdieu, 2004, p. 116) In other word, the mixing of methods should solve the basic epistemological problem of the social sciences, namely, that the research object is a research subject, and has an understanding of his/her own social reality that sometimes competes with the researcher’s…...
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...Researchers tend to produce what Bourdieu terms scholastic fallacies, forgetting that people do not act with the knowledge available to researchers (Bourdieu, 2000, 2004)....
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...This implies, Bourdieu argues, moving from the opus operatum, that is, analyzing structures and regularities, to the modus operandi, that is, analyzing principles of production of these regularities inherent in practice (Bourdieu 1973, 2004)....
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...…of historical epistemology relies almost entirely on epistemological assumptions of the way knowledge must be constructed by breaking with common sense, and (in Bourdieu’s version) by using the complementary of scientific and practical perspectives and knowledge (see also Bourdieu, 2000, 2004)....
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...Practice theorists generally agree that scholars ought to be reflexive in the study of practice, for instance by subjecting their own research to the same sociological analysis that they perform (e.g. Bourdieu, 2004; see also the debate around ‘autoethnography’)....
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