Qualitative data from 27 participatory meetings with peer educators included transcribed audio recordings and detailed observational and interpretive notes, which were analysed using a grounded theory approach.
This distinction between aggregative and interpretive syntheses, noted by Noblit and Hare in their ground-breaking book on meta-ethnography[ 1] allows a useful (though necessarily crude) categorisation of two principal approaches to conducting reviews [ 4].
Apart from the interpretive problems just noted, the Meno has never been treated as a significant defense of Nativism, because it is too easy to doubt Socrates' claim that the slave has not been told the solution.
Yet throughout she maintained a crystalline sound that pointed up Beethoven's debt to Mozart as well as an interpretive impetuousness that took note of this music's incipient Romanticism.
This approach to the philological commentary can to some extent be traced in Lefèvre's literary notes and interpretive comparisons.
However, this involves a questionable assumption that subtle distinctions between, say, walking to the park, ambling to the park, or traipsing to the park are simply ignored in the interpretive process, and as noted earlier it neglects the possibility that seemingly insignificant semantic details are pruned from memory after a short time, while major entailments are retained for a longer time.
The music critic Gherardo Gentili has noted her interpretive skills as: To demonstrate Mina's vocal range, the composer Bruno Canfora penned the song "Brava", and Ennio Morricone wrote "Se telefonando" with numerous transitions of tonality.
In addition to face-to-face interviews, interpretive memos and field notes, written during and after the interviews, were included in the analysis.
Interpretation of the data utilized interpretive phenomenological analysis where transcripts and field notes were coded and analyzed and common themes were identified.
