Subjectivity in the Human Sciences
Abstract
Subjectivity is ubiquitous and implies perspectives that range in scope from the intrapersonal (as in individual musings and daydreams) to the intercultural (as in communication between and among identities) and in sophistication from the inchoate babblings of infants to the theoretical pronouncements of philosophers and mathematicians. Q methodology is a philosophical and conceptual framework that, in tandem with its technical and analytical...
Paper Details
Title
Subjectivity in the Human Sciences
Published Date
Sep 16, 2019
Journal
Volume
69
Issue
4
Pages
565 - 579
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