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Reflexivity and research reflexivity

Paul Hibbert · Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks · 2026

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Salmon, Nathan · PhilPapers (PhilPapers Foundation) · 1986

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Carl Rhodes, Edward Wray‐Bliss · 2011

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The Sage Dictionary of Health and Society · 2006

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Ana Mendez de Andes Aldama · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2021

The ideas and concepts behind this project are the fruit of ongoing personal involvement in collective militant research projects related to public spaces, urban processes and commons; the participation in local, national and European municipalist movements and professional and academic experience as an urban designer. My activist position is grounded in 'urban social movements': "collective actions consciously aimed at the transformation of social interests and values in the forms and functions of a historically given [territory]" (Castells, 1983). In the last decades, these social movements have often made use of the ‘commons’ imaginary as a call for action to confront the plundering of collective resources that Midnightnotes Collective called the "new enclosures' (1990). In the collective projects I have participated, I contributed with theoretical and practical tools provided by my academic and professional background as architect and urban planner in the development of tactical cartographies, militant research, public interventions and strategic analysis. Since 2010, this work has focused on urban commons and municipalism. My experience within municipalist was related to the attempt to transpose the basic principles of the commons (Observatorio Metropolitano. 2011) into local public policies. This goal was shared by other actors in the municipalist movement (Blanco et al., 2018), brought to light the need to systematise the knowledges put in practice by social and institutional actors.

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Lisa Adkins · Theory Culture & Society · 2003

In this article the increasing significance of Bourdieu’s social theory is mapped in recent sociological accounts of gender in late-modern societies. What is highlighted in particular is the influence of Bourdieu’s social theory, and especially his arguments regarding critical reflexivity and social transformation, on a specific thesis which is common to a number of contemporary feminist accounts of gender transformations in late modernity. Here it is suggested that in late modernity there is a lack of fit between habitus and field in certain public spheres of action via an increasing transposition or movement of the feminine habitus from private to public spheres, which is linked to a heightened critical reflexivity vis-à-vis gender and to detraditionalization. In this article, however, a number of limits regarding this line of argument are highlighted, especially those flowing from the unproblematic coupling of reflexivity with detraditionalization. This exploration in turn leads to a critical discussion of Bourdieu’s ideas regarding social transformation. In particular it is asked why, when thinking about social transformation, does Bourdieu abandon his own principles regarding practice?

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Anne Arber · Journal of research in nursing · 2006

In this article I focus on what it means to have a dual identity as a practitioner and a researcher within an ethnographic research study in the context of a hospice. I discuss moments when I experienced the tension between the roles of researcher and practitioner during fieldwork. I discuss some of the difficulties of managing the boundary between closeness and distance in terms of the observer and participant roles adopted. I explore the challenges for the researcher with a dual identity and how methods of reflexive accounting enhance the credibility of such a study. Thus I document the lived experience of my fieldwork; my thoughts and feelings when the insider and outsider identities collide; and how the identity crisis that resulted was resolved.

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Nicholas Rescher, Patrick Grim · 2012

The book seeks to characterize reflexive conceptual structures more thoroughly and more precisely than has been done before, making explicit the structure of paradox and the clear connections to major logical results. The goal is to trace the structure of reflexivity in sentences, sets, and systems, but also as it appears in propositional attitudes, mental states, perspectives and processes. What an understanding of patterns of reflexivity offers is a deeper and de-mystified understanding of issues of semantics, free will, and the nature of consciousness.

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Mats Alvesson, Jorgen Sandberg · 2021

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I.B.Tauris eBooks · 2012

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P. U. C. Dieke, Afamefuna Eyisi, Nneoma Grace Ololo · 2024

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Gro Trondalen · 2023

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Hands, D. Wade · Sound Ideas (University of Puget Sound) · 1998

This handbook is a multidisciplinary reference work on the developing field of economic methodology. There are over 100 commissioned essays on the subject, along with biographical information. Topics covered include: analytical Marxism, bounded rationality, hysteresis, and supervenience.

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