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Epistemological Problems in Social Science Research,he implications of structuralism for social science and education research. In Chapter 3, we also utilize some examples from existing educational theory to demonstrate how the epistemological issues addressed by Thomas Kuhn’s idea of . and Karl Popper’s . are common problems in education research. W

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Empirical Research in Education,earch. Hence, education research is once again unable to meet the minimal standards of meaningful scientific inquiry. Later in this chapter we will also discuss the conceptual confusions that impact negatively on education. Finally, we examine how an implicit commitment to the direct reference theor

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Education Research as Analytic Truths,ada..The increased emphasis on social science research methods and on educational psychology within faculties and departments of education further indicates a growing confidence in the ability of empirical research to strengthen classroom practices. In this chapter, we wish to supply additional evid

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Empirical Research as Neo-liberal Ideology,education, these issues are manifested in a range of claims and outcomes that are often both contradictory and confusing to academics and teachers alike (McClintock, 2007). Unlike science, the scientism pervading education is an ideology that seeks to apply the methods and practices of science to ex

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Book 2007s in Science, Math, Business, and Technology. In this society we say in a thousand and one ways that money, security, power, and ultimately fulfillment reside in these disciplines and not in the Arts, Humanities, and Philosophy. We valorize scientists, and even when they speak on subjects outside th

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research in education.Proposes alternative practices to streWe presently live in an era dominated by scientism, an ideology that believes that science (and its rationalist foundation in modern epistemology) has an undeniable primacy over all other ways of seeing and understanding life and the world,