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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"critical hermeneutic theory"”.
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Including Exceptional Children in a Christian Learning Community: New Narratives in Special Education
… to and/or inclusion in their schools.</p> <p>Theory and Protocol</p> <p>This research is grounded in critical hermeneutic theory and follows an interpretive approach to field research and data analysis (Herda 1999; 2010). Research conversations are conducted with the participants, which are …
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Electronic Portfolios as Living Portals: A Narrative Inquiry Into College Student Learning, Identity, and Assessment
… experiences with ePortfolios that integrates critical hermeneutic theory.</p> <p>The research protocol of this study is critical hermeneutic participatory inquiry (Herda 1999). Through an interpretive approach, new understandings of the topic at hand emerge from conversations with …
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Perspectives on Disability and Community Engagement in Albania: Developing Mutual Understanding Through the Sharing of Individual Narratives
… with special needs.</p> <p><strong>Research Theory and Protocol</strong></p> <p>I carried out this research using critical hermeneutic theory. The protocol followed an interpretive approach as outlined by Ellen Herda (1999). This orientation brought the researcher and participants together …
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Starting a Dialogue with Mexican Born Students: Appropriating a New Understanding in a Public High School
… in the heart of Silicon Valley.</p> <p>Research Theory and Protocol</p> <p>Through critical hermeneutic theory formulated by Paul Ricoeur (1992) and the inquiry protocol developed by Ellen Herda (1999), I applied the interpretive categories of narrative identity, imagination and communicative …
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Post-Dollarization Narratives of Economic Literacy in Ecuador
… of economic literacy.</p> <p><strong>Research Theory and Protocol</strong></p> <p>Through critical hermeneutic theory formulated by Paul Ricoeur (1992) and the inquiry protocol developed by Ellen Herda (1999), the interpretive categories of narrative identi-ty, text, and imagination were …
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Individual and Collective Diaspora Remittances in the Philippines and Korea: An Interpretation of Narrative Identity, Communicative Action, and Recognition
… causes in North Korea.</p> <p>Research Theory and Protocol</p> <p>Through critical hermeneutic theory formulated by Paul Ricoeur (2005,1992,1991,1983) and Jürgen Habermas (1981,1987,1984) and the interpretive inquiry protocol developed by Ellen Herda (1999, 2000), the theoretical …
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Learning for Cambodian Women: Exploration through Narrative Identity and Imagination
… women through education programs.</p> <p>Theory and Protocol</p> <p>This research is grounded in critical hermeneutic theory formulated by Paul Ricoeur (1992) and follows an interpretive approach to field research and data analysis (Herda 1999). This orientation places the researcher and …
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Feeding identity: The critical hermeneutics of contemporary Kleinian psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapy from the perspective of a novice
… of the author as a participant-researcher. A hermeneutic case study method is explained and employed to analyze the verbatim process notes written during one psychotherapy session with one patient under the supervision of a contemporary Kleinian psychoanalytic psychologist. Drawing on …
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Integrated Academic and Social Support for Military Veteran Students: Imagining a New Horizon in Education
… their academic goals.</p> <p>I employed critical hermeneutic theory within a framework of participatory research to conduct this study. Herda (1999:82) writes, "the purpose of participatory research is to create conditions whereby people can engage in discourse so that truth can be …
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Sandwich Generation Caregivers: Ethical Legacies Throughout Generations
<p><strong>Research Topic</strong></p> <p>This critical hermeneutic research study explores ethical meanings during a time of dual-generation care and how these interpretations may affect one's view of family life across generations. The research participants in this study were adults situated …