Categorical Thinking
True or false- categories are stable units
What is false
Thinking narratively involves constructing ___.
What are plots?
Form of dialectical thinking that is human-centered, participatory, and emancipatory.
What is dialogue-oriented research? (p. 57)
this
research
that is meant
to get us closest
to the embodied
immersed
state of
being
What is poetry and art?
These are moving matter that collides, breaks apart, births new offshoots.
What is assemblage?
What is it called when researchers attach labels to segments of data that depict what each segment is about?
Coding
The time, place, or location of the narrative takes place in is considering what part of the plot?
What is context?
The self-creative activity through which we make the world.
What is praxis? (p. 47)
this person
is also
engaged in
the analysis of
poetical
thinking
Who is the reader/audience?
something that is neither one nor the other or a combination of both
What is becoming?
When you turn big ideas into one word categories for your “buckets”, what type of approach are you taking?
Deductive
What is one of the three issues narrative researchers must consider?
What is correspondence OR culture OR coherence?
A mode of ordering heterogeneous entities so that they work together for a certain time.
What is assemblage?
poetical thinking
asks researchers
to move beyond
this
to embrace all
aspects of the arts
What is a scientific conception of the world (or science/the natural world)?
A counterpoint to reflection and is marked by patterns of difference.
What is diffraction?
This type of approach develops codes directly from the data
Inductive
Narrative thinking most commonly aims to answer what kind of research questions?
What are “why” questions?
One of the key characteristics of dialectical thinking, which is caused by friction and promotes change.
What is instability? (p. 51)
the dimensions of
languages,
images,
and
gestures
that poetical
thinking privileges
What is figurative and performative?
An individual may be characterized by a fixed number of definite properties (extensive and qualitative) and yet possess an indefinite number of capacities to affect and be affected by other individuals” is an example of
What is affect?
________ binds data units to mean this or that based upon the characteristics that are selected to define something as a this or that
Categorizing
What is the greatest strength of narrative thinking?
What is Human agency OR Human connectedness OR connection?
One of the main goals of dialectical thinking: researchers should not only critique historical or social discourses, but also seek to do this.
What is intervention OR what is transformation? (p. 65)
artist-researchers
o p e n
their senses to do
this
to assumed boundaries
What is blurring?
What does diagrammatical thinking focus on?
Diagrammatic thinking is generative, turning preconceptualized entities on their heads, stretching them in new ways, folding them into one another in the creation of new concepts.