Post-Positivism 1 §
- is interpretive way of understanding the world and explaining the world without the restriction of the scientific methods
- taking into account for history, facts, values, morals, philosophy (Interpretative/Subjective) to study International Relations 2
- Post-Positivism believes knowledge and understanding can and must be explained through the Post-Positivism methods such as history, facts, values, morals, philosophy (Interpretative/Subjective) to study International Relations
- contradicts:: Positivism claims that knowledge can only be obtained through scientific means
Approach 2 §
- Human Nature cannot be cut from human relations studies
- Subjects: law, philosophy, history, morality
- Focus on Understanding using assumptions
- Theory does apply to theorists
Post-Positivist Paradigm §
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