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Design Thinking and Social Construction: A Practical Guide to Innovation in Research
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Design Thinking and Social Construction: A Practical Guide to Innovation in Research
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Design Thinking and Social Construction: A Practical Guide to Innovation in Research
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The book introduces the Constructionist Research Design Process as a framework for research that is creative, transformative and innovative. It can be used by any professional and researcher who wants to develop creative inquiry and to promote social change.
It integrates the theory of social construction with the tools of design thinking, challenging the concept of dualisms in research such as quantitative/qualitative and subjective/objective. The focus is on the complex relational achievement required to construct a worldview where different relational (research) processes construct different realities (knowledge).
In this sense, all truths are contextual truths, co-created in a specific time and useful to a specific context.
The book introduces the Constructionist Research Design Process as a framework for research that is creative, transformative and innovative. It can be used by any professional and researcher who wants to develop creative inquiry and to promote social change.
It integrates the theory of social construction with the tools of design thinking, challenging the concept of dualisms in research such as quantitative/qualitative and subjective/objective. The focus is on the complex relational achievement required to construct a worldview where different relational (research) processes construct different realities (knowledge).
In this sense, all truths are contextual truths, co-created in a specific time and useful to a specific context.


















