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UNINA9910452201903321 |
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The Routledge handbook of research methods in the study of religion [[electronic resource] /] / edited by Michael Stausberg and Steven Engler |
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London ; ; New York, : Routledge, 2011 |
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1-136-57765-3 |
0-203-15428-2 |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (569 p.) |
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Altri autori (Persone) |
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StausbergMichael |
EnglerSteven |
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Religion - Methodology |
Religion - Research |
Electronic books. |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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Note generali |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Nota di bibliografia |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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THE ROUTLEDGE HANDBOOK OF RESEARCH METHODS IN THE STUDY OF RELIGION; Copyright; CONTENTS; LIST OF FIGURES AND PLATES; LIST OF TABLES; LIST OF BOXES; CONTRIBUTORS; PREFACE; PART I; 1.1INTRODUCTIONResearch methods in the study of religion\s; 1.2COMPARISON; 1.3EPISTEMOLOGY; 1.4FEMINIST METHODOLOGIES; 1.5RESEARCH DESIGN; 1.6RESEARCH ETHICS; PART IIMethods; 2.1CONTENT ANALYSIS; 2.2CONVERSATION ANALYSIS; 2.3DISCOURSE ANALYSIS; 2.4DOCUMENT ANALYSIS; 2.5EXPERIMENTS; 2.6FACET THEORY METHODS; 2.7FACTOR ANALYSIS; 2.8 FIELD RESEARCH: Participant observation; 2.9FREE-LISTING; 2.10GROUNDED THEORY |
2.11HERMENEUTICS2.12HISTORY; 2.13INTERVIEWING; 2.14NETWORK ANALYSIS; 2.15PHENOMENOLOGY; 2.16PHILOLOGY; 2.17SEMIOTICS; 2.18STRUCTURALISM; 2.19STRUCTURED OBSERVATION; 2.20SURVEYS AND QUESTIONNAIRES; 2.21TRANSLATION; 2.22VIDEOGRAPHY; PART IIIMaterials; 3.1AUDITORY MATERIALS; 3.2THE INTERNET; 3.3MATERIAL CULTURE; 3.4SPATIAL METHODS; 3.5VISUAL CULTURE; Index |
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This is the first comprehensive survey in English of research methods in the field of religious studies. It is designed to enable non-specialists |
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and students at upper undergraduate and graduate levels to understand the variety of research methods used in the field. The aim is to create awareness of the relevant methods currently available and to stimulate an active interest in exploring unfamiliar methods, encouraging their use in research and enabling students and scholars to evaluate academic work with reference to methodological issues. A distinguished team of contributors cover a broad |
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UNINA9910488721403321 |
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Bukhman Isak |
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Technology for innovation : how to create new systems, develop existing systems and solve related problems / / Isak Bukhman |
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Gateway East, Singapore : , : Springer, , [2021] |
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©2021 |
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1 online resource (541 pages) |
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Management for Professionals |
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TRIZ theory |
Technological innovations |
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Livello bibliografico |
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Includes bibliographical references. |
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Intro -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- About Author Teacher-Genrich S. Altshuller -- Recommendations -- Contents -- About the Author -- 1 The Ideas of TRIZ -- 1.1 How TRIZ Started -- 1.2 Structure of TRIZ -- 1.3 Benefits of Using TRIZ -- Reference -- 2 The Multi-screen Vision of System Evolution -- 2.1 A One-Screen Vision of System Evolution-Ordinary Thinking -- 2.2 A Four-Screen Vision of System Evolution-Specification Requirements -- 2.3 A Six-Screen Vision of System Evolution-Creative Thinking -- 2.4 A Nine-Screen Vision of System Evolution-Engaged Imagination -- References -- 3 Laws of System Evolution and Development -- 3.1 The First Group of Laws -- 3.1.1 The Law of System Completeness -- 3.1.2 The Law of Shortening the Flow of Energy Through a System -- 3.1.3 The Law of Synchronization/Timing of the Parameters of a System -- 3.2 The |
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Second Group of Laws -- 3.2.1 The Law of Increasing Degree of Ideality -- 3.2.2 The Law of Non-uniform Evolution of Subsystems (System Components), Creating System Contradictions -- 3.2.3 The Law of Transitioning to a Super-System -- 3.3 The Third Group of Laws -- 3.3.1 The Law of Transitioning to the Micro-Level -- 3.3.2 The Law of Increasing Controllability/Flexibility of a System (Law of Dynamism) -- References -- 4 Stages of System Evolution -- 4.1 The First Stage of System Evolution-New System Creation -- 4.2 The Second Stage of System Evolution-Parts Improvement and Development -- 4.3 The Third Stage of System Evolution-Dynamization of the System -- 4.4 The Fourth Stage of System Evolution-Transition to Self-control and Self-development of the System -- References -- 5 Curves of System Generations and System Evolution -- 5.1 S-Curve of System Generation Development -- 5.2 Relations of S-Curves of System Generations -- 5.3 The Curve of System Evolution -- Reference -- 6 System Contradictions. |
6.1 System Contradictions -- 6.2 The List of 39 Parameters for Formulating System Contradictions -- 6.3 Inventive Principles for System Contradiction Elimination -- 6.4 Altshuller Matrix-A Table of All Conflicting Combinations of the 39 Parameters -- Acknowledgements -- 7 Physical Contradictions -- 7.1 Physical Contradictions -- 7.2 Separation Principles for Physical Contradiction Elimination -- 8 Software Contradictions -- 8.1 Software Contradictions -- 8.2 List of 24 Parameters for Software Contradictions Formulation -- 8.3 Software Principles for Software Contradictions Elimination -- 8.4 Table of Different Combinations of Conflicting Parameters for Software-Related Problems -- Acknowledgments -- 9 Resources and Parameters of Resources -- 9.1 Resources of Time -- 9.2 Resources of Space -- 9.3 Resources of Substances -- 9.4 Resources of Fields -- 9.5 Parameters -- 9.6 How to Define and Use Resources -- 10 Science for System Development and Evolution -- 10.1 The Power of Science -- 10.2 The Scientific Knowledge Database -- 10.2.1 The Functional Navigation System for Effects Selection -- Acknowledgements -- 11 Substance-Field Modeling and Analysis -- 11.1 Substance-Field Modeling and Analysis -- 12 System of Standard Solutions -- 12.1 Standards of Class 1 -- 12.2 Standards of Class 2 -- 12.3 Standards of Class 3 -- 12.4 Standards of Class 4 -- 12.5 Standards of Class 5 -- Acknowledgments -- References -- 13 The Method of Simulation by Little Manikins -- 13.1 The Method of Simulation by "Little Manikins" (SLM) -- References -- 14 The Algorithm for Inventive Problem Solving (ARIZ-85C) -- 14.1 Structure of ARIZ-85C -- 14.2 Guide to Diagrams of Typical Conflicts -- 14.3 ARIZ-85C. Part 1: Problem Analysis-Problem Transition From An Initial Problem Statement to a Distinctly Constructed Statement and Model of a Mini-Problem. |
14.4 ARIZ-85C. Part 2: Creating a List of Time, Space, Substance, and Field Resources with Associated Parameters -- 14.5 ARIZ-85C. Part 3: Realization of the Transition From a Problem to a Solution -- 14.6 ARIZ-85C. Part 4, Step 4.1.: The Method of Simulation by Little Manikins -- References -- 15 Root-Cause Analysis -- 15.1 Root-Cause Analysis (RCA) -- 16 Value Methodology -- 16.1 A Short History of Value Methodology -- 16.2 Benefits of Using Value Methodology -- 16.3 VM and Phases of the Life Cycle of Products, Systems, or Procedures -- 16.4 Function Analysis -- 16.5 Trimming -- References -- 17 Function Modeling and Analysis and Trimming Method -- 17.1 Function Model Elements -- 17.2 Building a Functional Model of the Device -- 17.3 Trimming Method-Design Simplification Strategy -- 18 Technology for Innovation: Strategy of System Development and Related Problem-Solving -- 18.1 Innovation Roadmap, Part 1: System |
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Analysis and the Problem Statement -- 18.1.1 Project Scenario -- 18.1.2 Root-Cause Analysis (Chap. 15) -- 18.1.3 Functional Modeling and Analysis (Chap. 17) -- 18.1.4 Hybrid (Alternative) System Design -- 18.1.5 Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) -- 18.1.6 Trimming: Design Simplification Strategy (Chap. 17 -- Appendix A) -- 18.1.7 Problem Selection for Further Solution -- 18.2 Innovation Roadmap, Part 2: Problem-Solving, Concept Development -- 18.3 Innovation Roadmap, Part 3: Concept Scenario Creation -- 18.3.1 Concept Evaluation and Selection (Appendix A) -- 18.3.2 Hybrid Concept Design -- 18.3.3 Concept Scenario Creation -- Appendix A: Wind Turbine Project -- Appendix B: Training Courses for All Levels of Innovation Specialist Preparation -- Appendix C: Technology for Innovation Implementation Plan for Companies -- Glossary -- References. |
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