Research in higher education could be more useful, innovative and
better designed if we were clearer about the philosophical and
epistemological basis of the theories that underlie our research
methods. People who have to interpret research would do a better
job if they were able to interrogate research more critically and
appreciate its strengths and weaknesses. This volume provides this
information for an audience of researchers, policymakers, students
and lecturers in higher education. The authors seek to create a
dialogue with the reader about issues relevant to the philosophy of
research and stimulate interest in how philosophy plays out in the
real, everyday, political world, not least in education. Unlike
many existing volumes on the market, this book creates a space in
which readers can use the tools for thinking that the authors
describe to interrogate their own experience.
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