 | Thomas J. Farrell, Paul A. Soukup - 1993 - 428 lapas
...that we are interested in pursuing are motivated in a special way by the present and its interests. The theme and object of research are actually constituted by the motivation of the inquiry. Hence historical research is carried along by the historical movement of life itself and cannot... | |
 | Julie A. Reahard - 1997 - 92 lapas
...that we are interested in pursuing are motivated in a special way by the present and its interests. The theme and object of research are actually constituted by the motivation of inquiry".60 Understanding is a recursive process, a process in which the process itself is a part of... | |
 | Dermot Moran, Timothy Mooney - 2002 - 632 lapas
...were, a new experience of history whenever the past resounds in a new voice. Why is this so? Obviously, in the human sciences we cannot speak of an object...deeply into nature. Rather, in the human sciences the particular research questions concerning tradition that we are interested in pursuing are motivated... | |
 | Thomas Teo - 2005 - 264 lapas
...In the human sciences researchers are "motivated in a special way by the present and its interests. The theme and object of research are actually constituted by the motivation of the inquiry" (p. 284). Gadamer, not a psychologist but a philosopher, emphasized the epistemological specificity... | |
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Obviously, in the human sciences we cannot speak of an object of research in the same sense as in the natural sciences, where research penetrates more and more deeply into nature. Rather, in the human sciences the particular research questions concerning... 