... for exploring diverse ways of knowing, feeling, and being, thereby enriching our understanding of human existence. cultural otherness philosophy as a method (post) qualitative inquiry speech and reality speech-thinking translational practice ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT 1 Speech-thinking and translation...

... s'accompagne d'implications pour les débats politiques sur la réponse à leur coercition économique. economic sanctions economic coercion China Russia annotation for transparent inquiry Sanciones económicas coerción económica China Rusia anotación para una investigación transparente sanctions...

... is essential for tailoring care practices and policies. In this study we conducted two rounds of interviews with community-dwelling older adults aged 65 or over to better understand their perceptions of LTCH. The narrative data were analyzed using found poetry as an artistic inquiry. Six poems were composed...

... is necessary to secure knowledge? Yes. In this paper, I argue for a class of ‘zetetic rights.’ These are rights distinctive to participants in group inquiry. Zetetic rights help protect important central interests of inquirers. These include a right to aid, a right against interference, and a right to exert...

...Claire-Anne Louise Lester The Marikana Commission of Inquiry (Farlam Commission or MCI) was established as an official commission tasked with investigating what has come to be known as the ‘Marikana massacre.’ The massacre of 16 August 2012 stands out as one of the most significant events of post...

.... They measured transcription accuracy using word error rate (WER) compared to human transcriptions. Disparities were assessed using the linguistic inquiry and word count tool to analyze language dimensions (eg, “Affect,” “Social”) as well as specific speech elements like repetition, filler words, and proper...

... of epistemic practices as rule-governed games. I will take epistemic norms to be the rules of epistemic games of inquiry, determining what moves are correct in those games. Meanwhile zetetic norms are instrumental norms generated by the aims of games of inquiry, that is by zetetic aims. The crucial point...

... renders the idea that inquiry has a constitutive or structural aim more elusive than it might have seemed to be at first sight. I shall return to this idea in the final section. My aim is to elucidate the nature of the inquisitive attitude towards Q that all those who inquire into Q...

.... interrogative attitudes erotetic logic zetetic epistemology inquiry questions Against this historical backdrop lies our project, which is to apply evocation—as theorized in IEL—to interrogative epistemology. ³ We'll use evocation to build and argue for a norm, the ‘generic evoked questions norm...

... based on disability status presents a compelling social issue deserving urgent attention. Co-operative inquiry was used to analyse attitudinal and structural barriers that perpetuate inequitable treatment of parents with learning disabilities and their children, drawing on policy and practice examples...

... within lyric analysis tasks. The purpose of this qualitative heuristic inquiry was to investigate the effects of musical style (instrumentation, vocal timbre, and texture) on lyric interpretation among undergraduate students aged 18–36 via focus groups and individual interviews. Participants listened...

... This article is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract According to some Philosophy for Children theorists, the pedagogy of the Community of Inquiry hinges upon...

... and space that is conducive to the conduct of free inquiry. It is evident that some champions of academic freedom engage in dangerously polarized forms of spectacle, engendered by a management culture that embraces showmanship and routinely favours talking over listening. As such, they represent a force...

... inquiry. Clearly, our best guess at a question should reflect the likelihoods we assign to its possible answers. Your best guess is the answer you judge most likely. Additionally, it seems like a requirement of rational inquiry that our guesses be coherent. Thus, our best guess to a constituent (wh...

...-oriented agency, according to which agents may act in relation to problems which at first resist adequate representation. This pushes us to recognize a dimension of open-ended inquiry in agency often neglected in rationalist accounts. Lastly, I argue that paradigmatically rational actions on determinate...

... the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Over the past decades, science education researchers have suggested Inquiry-Based Science Education (IBSE) teaching interventions for science classes...

... where they consider this necessary. This article reports the findings of my doctoral study into AMHP decision-making at the point of referral for an MHA assessment. The strengths-based methodology of Appreciative Inquiry was adopted, positioned in a social constructionist paradigm. Nine AMHPs working...

... in distinguishing wondering from other forms of question-directed thought. inquiry wondering questions desire understanding attitudes Wondering is associated with wanting to know. So much so that wondering is sometimes equated with wanting to know. ¹ Like other attitudes, we commonly ascribe...

... inquiry teacher wellbeing An educational institution concerned about the potentially corrosive effects of perfectionism and criticism perspective might begin the process of examining their institution via Appreciate Inquiry (AI). AI is an analysis method from organizational psychology. It functions...

...Diane Stone; Anneke Schmider commissions of inquiry global public policy global health policy global health security transnational governance In addition, the “through put” of a Commission detailed in formal, academically credentialed documents provides accountability and transparency about...