Discursive textual analysis in qualitative research in teaching philosophy: intempestive screening in PROF-FILO
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https://doi.org/10.33361/RPQ.2020.v.8.n.19.369Abstract
Given the significant role of PROF-FILO in academic production for the teaching of philosophy as an area of philosophical research, this article aims to reveal some of the methodological elements surrounding the research carried out in this professional master's, listing contributions to the teaching of philosophy. Thus, the problem question is defined as: “What is it that shows up in qualitative research in the PROF-FILO theses?”. We established seven dissertations, produced by the first class of PROF-FILO (2017-2019), as an investigative corpus. The analysis guide, which is metaphorically called “sieve”, is the Discursive Textual Analysis (DTA). Choices led to three methodological presented with significant recurrence: phenomenological research, action research and intervention research. A significant element is the openness to interrogate and understand the world of experiences of subjects involved in Philosophy teaching and learning.
Keywords: Qualitative research; Discursive Textual Analysis; Philosophy Teaching.
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