Nothing rose to plug the gap, to address what some called 'ultimate concerns', unless you count the arts, the arts that lacked both epistemological methods and accountability, and that drew nutty people, or drove them nuts".
Broadly speaking, our author recognises three different epistemological methods.
Similar to Shao Yong, he also argued for an objective epistemological method and tried to avoid subjective projections upon the object of comprehension (Zhu 1999: 11, 8).
There is also what we might call 'epistemological naturalism', according to which, roughly speaking, the methods of science are the only proper epistemic methods (Krikorian 1944).
Past research, however, has been limited to epistemological measurements using methods such as the Likert scale.
For example, the decision to quality appraise, or not, is influenced by several factors: pragmatic (how shall I do it?), resource-based (how much time and how many people do I have available?), epistemological (can this method improve our knowledge?) and cultural (is this method considered valid by the research community?).
Others made poetry an epistemological inquiry or method, including Francisco Brines, Jaime Gil de Biedma, and José Ángel Valente.
It might be expected that the further towards the 'realism' end of the epistemological spectrum a method of synthesis falls, the greater the emphasis on quality assessment.
We acknowledge the necessity to engage with the epistemological assumptions of the relative methods employed in any given mixed methods study so that issues of commensurability are addressed.
Her prose is saturated with the self-indulgence of postmodernism, a method whose epistemological skepticism is too often marked less by a coherent ideology than by the injudicious use of quotation marks.
But this finding is also taken to signal a transformation in the method of epistemological investigation of science.
