Interpretivism

3. the study of people’s subjective and everyday experiences
5. Hermeneutic philosopher interested in interpreting tradition via historical works of art
8. ethnographic inquiry that seeks to ensure that the theory emerges from the data and not some other source
9. theory where societal arrangements & procedures are considered to be constantly reworked by those who live and work within them
10. process of understanding the whole by grasping its parts, and conceiving the parts by discerning the whole
13. German philosopher often linked to the foundation of Interpretivism

1. analyzes social interaction using the concept of “rules of the game”
2. stream of interpretivism that explores the understandings
4. theory that models itself on the everyday ways in which we categorize people and things
6. methodology for interpreting texts for indirect or hidden meanings
7. 'understanding' (German)
11. form of research that documents culture by “getting inside” the way a group of people sees the world
12. diagnostic tool with mental constructs used in the study of social behavior