The relevance of philosophical hermeneutics in qualitative research

Nicholas Procter

doi:10.4102/hsag.v1i3.290

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The relevance of philosophical hermeneutics in qualitative research

Nicholas Procter

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Nicholas Procter, University of South Australia, Australia

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Within a framework informed by the rhetoric of contemporary ethnography, philosophical hermeneutics, and nursing scholarship, this article focuses on the way data could be interpreted in qualitative health research.

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Binne 'n raamwerk, omvorm deur die retoriek van kontemporere etnografie; filosofiese hermeneutiek en verpleegkundige vakkunde, fokus hierdie artikel op die wyse waarop data binne kwalitatiewe gesondheidsnavorsing, geinterpreteer kan word.

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