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Standpoint:On the ethics of research in a socially constructed reality

James A. Anderson

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The emergence of hermeneutic perspectives which see humans as actors in a continuous effort of reality construction positions scholars as agents of their claims, fully responsible for their contribution to the reality they study.

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The emergence of hermeneutic perspectives which see humans as actors in a continuous effort of reality construction positions scholars as agents of their claims, fully responsible for their contribution to the reality they study.

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The emergence of hermeneutic perspectives which see humans as actors in a continuous effort of reality construction positions scholars as agents of their claims, fully responsible for their contribution to the reality they study.

Key concepts: Social reality, Sociology, Reality tv, Social constructionism, Epistemology, Environmental ethics, Social science, Media studies

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