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Prisoners of our own perspectives: recasting action research in modern/postmodern times

Leonie E Jennings

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Abstract

The case that contemporary social theories such as postmodernism can be used in the reflection stage of Action research is the central theme of this paper. Using the modern/ postmodern couplet, the paper attempts to challenge the Action researcher who is prepared to acknowledge the value of alternative views.

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The case that contemporary social theories such as postmodernism can be used in the reflection stage of Action research is the central theme of this paper. Using the modern/ postmodern couplet, the paper attempts to challenge the Action researcher who is prepared to acknowledge the value of alternative views.

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The case that contemporary social theories such as postmodernism can be used in the reflection stage of Action research is the central theme of this paper. Using the modern/ postmodern couplet, the paper attempts to challenge the Action researcher who is prepared to acknowledge the value of alternative views.

Key concepts: Postmodernism, Theme (computing), Action (physics), Sociology, Value (mathematics), Action research, Postmodern theatre, Epistemology

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