HLTA02H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Disability Studies, Transdisciplinarity
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A reference to higher-order cognitive skills used to critically appraise arguments and. A particular orientation or approach to knowledge-action. Example: a critical social science perspective evidence - . Fails to consider rights and needs of others, the point of view of others, or the limitations. It"s true because of our own points of view. Failure to see the degree to which we have uncritically internalized dominant prejudices and stereotypes of our society or culture. A kind of groupthink that encourages a us . Epistemic communities : network of people with recognized expertise who possess a shared set of principle beliefs, common practices, and a conviction that human welfare will be enhanced as a consequence. Researchers work independently on the same issue with limited interaction: multidisciplinary. Team has separate goals based on their discipline. Can be depicted by several totally separate circles. Experts come together to look at a . Theories & methods from each inform the others.
