Sentence examples for interpretive methodology from inspiring English sources

Thirty years ago, originalism was dismissed as an outmoded interpretive methodology and stigmatized as a conservative strategy for binding us to the dead hand of the past.

To deserve the trust embodied in appointment power, the president should have a sound understanding of the judges as independent decision makers who follow an interpretive methodology that operates differently from political choice.

The "living tree" metaphor languished, underappreciated, for years until 1982, when Canada adopted its modern constitution, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and Canadian judges needed an interpretive methodology.

It was Herder who did more than anyone else to establish the general conception and the interpretive methodology of our modern discipline of anthropology.

If that happens, it'll be both because the correct interpretive methodology is so commonplace and obvious and because the politics are actually all wrong for the Republicans.

Abductive qualitative analysis was used as the interpretive methodology.

Interpretive methodologies are the most efficient tools for finding the optimal conditions in chromatography.

The findings were analyzed using quantitative and qualitative methodologies, drawing most heavily on interpretive methodologies to argue that the scientific representation of volcanic hazards, and the resultant disaster management strategies, do not account for local context.

Unlike some other interpretive methodologies, grounded theory focuses on variation and elaborates complexity, seeking to show how social process makes meaning and how contextual conditions structure social process.

Qualitative interpretive description methodology guided the design.

In this paper, the authors aim to develop understanding of retail environments as sites of complex sensory experiences and the application of photo-elicitation as an interpretive research methodology concerning experiences in retail environments.