The theoretical frame of interpretation was based on Tillich's theory concerning 'The courage to be' and Eriksson's theory on 'Suffering'.
This leads him to write of a fatal "double bind" afflicting anthropology: the very "purity" it craves is no more than a state in which all frames of comprehension, of interpretation or analysis, are lacking; once these frames are brought to bear, the mystery that drew the anthropologist towards his subject evaporates.
In fact, last month, the special rapporteur to the United Nations's Human Rights Council issued a 20-page report noting that social media companies "must embark on radically different approaches to transparency at all stages of their operations, from rule-making to implementation and development of "case law" framing the interpretation of private rules".
Goffman identified a "frame" – or framework – as "schemata of interpretation" to locate, perceive, identify and label situations, experience, meaning, etc. [ 7].
Interpretation and framing of text itself (which process as we see here can be unobjectionably flexible) must precede framing and interpretation of the meaning of that text how else can we have a text to interpret?
We look to the history of the time of framing and to the intervening history of interpretation.
Of particular importance is the collection of metadata, as experimental details not only frame the interpretation of data results, but also provide the grounds for others to repeat independently.
All authors of this study regularly reviewed and refined the coding frame and interpretation of the results in several team-meetings to ensure that we did not introduce researcher bias.
This framing of the interpretative question can debias an individual's interpretation of a statute.
