Sentence examples for everyday interpretive from inspiring English sources
As Arthur Stinchcombe observes in his classic work, Constructing Social Theories, constructing "demographic explanations" of social phenomena often requires a break with our everyday interpretive perspective.
The interactions between these human actors and the technology and interpretive flexibility in everyday use of the CDSS led to continual evolution of the system.
The analysis explored similarities and differences in the men's interpretive repertoires on work, everyday activities, health and health-related habits.
Philosophy presupposes interpretive tools for understanding our everyday lives; feminist work in articulating additional dimensions of experience and aspects of our practices is invaluable in demonstrating the bias in existing tools, and in the search for better ones.
Methods of interpretive phenomenology are especially suited to explore human learning processes, transitions, and everyday comportment [ 27- 29], all of which are important features when a woman is becoming a mother and the day-to-day caregiver for a baby.
Interpretive phenomenology from this tradition "focuses on the person in context, on commonalities of language, practices, everyday shared understandings and ontological questions concerning persons' being-in-the-world" (p 190) [ 24].
It's instinctive, not interpretive.
But interpretive problems arise.
Alice Major: Computer Interpretive Florals.
The interpretive levels suffer.
