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Introduction: how to be a reflexive researcher

Paul Hibbert

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The introduction provides an overview of the book and establishes reflexivity as a personal as well as an academic project. This includes: a brief consideration of debates on reflexivity; signposting the multiple levels of reflexive practice in everyday life and research projects; indicating how reflexive practice plays out in different kinds of research project; and previewing integrative conclusions and prospects for further research.

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The introduction provides an overview of the book and establishes reflexivity as a personal as well as an academic project. This includes: a brief consideration of debates on reflexivity; signposting the multiple levels of reflexive practice in everyday life and research projects; indicating how reflexive practice plays out in different kinds of research project; and previewing integrative conclusions and prospects for further research.

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The introduction provides an overview of the book and establishes reflexivity as a personal as well as an academic project. This includes: a brief consideration of debates on reflexivity; signposting the multiple levels of reflexive practice in everyday life and research projects; indicating how reflexive practice plays out in different kinds of research project; and previewing integrative conclusions and prospects for further research.

Key concepts: Reflexivity, Everyday life, Sociology, Engineering ethics, Epistemology, Social science, Engineering, Philosophy

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