2.2. Research Methodologies - Revision history

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 The history of large-scale engineering is littered with projects which get the right answer to the wrong problem. Any interdisciplinary project must begin with an analysis of the ‘Big Picture’, to ensure the right questions are asked. Who sees the big picture? Global Economic/Social/Environmental/Political contextualization.  Importance of involving ‘Big Picture people’. Appropriately chosen artists can often play a key role due to the professional formation of artists as interdisciplinary   integrators and discerners of cultural and environmental patterns.  They serve as observers of the second order and as nodes (in Castells sense).
-Some methodologies for interdisciplinary research are: treure les que ja han estat desenvolupades
+Some methodologies for interdisciplinary research are:
 - Mixed methods approach

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−	Go to the full version and original texts [Methodologies for Interdisciplinary Research by Laura Benítez]] and [[Methodologies for Interdisciplinary Research by Ramon Sangüesa]].	+	Go to the full version and original texts [[Methodologies for Interdisciplinary Research by Laura Benítez]] and [[Methodologies for Interdisciplinary Research by Ramon Sangüesa]].

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−	~~Original text for points from e) to h):~~ [[Methodologies for Interdisciplinary Research by Ramon Sangüesa]].

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−	==Instituting Competencies=	+	==Instituting Competencies==

	Rotate leadership – methodology.		Rotate leadership – methodology.

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	Ongoing questioning of the structure.		Ongoing questioning of the structure.
	Taking into account the funding bodies (beyond the logo).		Taking into account the funding bodies (beyond the logo).
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-'''a) Disruption Methodologies'''
+==Disruption Methodologies==
 Disruption methodologies are participatory methodologies that call into question preconceived ideas as a starting point from which to enable transcultural, non-hierarchical dialogue among different fields of action. Ideally, this non-hierarchical dialogical structure favours the generation of new action clusters, in which forms of contact-experience break down the boundaries of specialisation: their opacity, abstraction, fetishism and mystification.
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-'''b) Transformation Methodologies'''
+==Transformation Methodologies==
 Transformation methodologies are participatory methodologies that allow for the non-linear continuation of disruptive processes that generate spaces for implementation and, in turn, implement resignification processes. Resignification becomes a springboard for the transformation of the language coding that defines regulatory meaning.
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-'''c) Affect-based Methodologies'''
+==Affect-based Methodologies==
 Affect-based methodologies are participatory methodologies that start out trying to identify, by means of an RRI, the parties that will or may be affected by the research being carried out. Once this has been done, it may be appropriate for the affected parties to participate in developing the research project, which would also lead to breaking down the distinction between expert and amateur.
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-'''d) Performative Methodologies or Methodologies of Performativity'''
+==Performative Methodologies or Methodologies of Performativity==
 Performative methodologies are a set of participatory methods that allow transparency in research processes and when it comes to communicating their findings. These processes should be accessible and transactive, offering co-creation spaces in which all participating agents are active, and not simply receivers or interpreters.
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-'''d) Processes'''
+==Processes==
 Minimum: generating the frame, co-creation, Integration
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-'''e) Mediation – Translation'''
+==Mediation – Translation==
 Methodology for a mediation-translation process in which all of the disciplines are represented.
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-'''f) Dissent (or Conflict)'''
+==Dissent (or Conflict)==
 Provoking dissent, remaining within ethical limits
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-'''g) Community'''
+==Community==
 Creating process for aligning interests or discussing shared research questions.
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-'''h) Instituting Competencies'''
+==Instituting Competencies=
 Rotate leadership – methodology.
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-'''i) Standards'''
+==Standards==
 Pool the different standards.
 Situate the standards at the time and place where the project begins and grows.
 Renegotiate ritualised standards.

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−	Original text for points from a) to d): [[~~Research~~ Methodologies for Interdisciplinary Research by Laura Benítez]].	+	Original text for points from a) to d): [[Methodologies for Interdisciplinary Research by Laura Benítez]].

	Original text for points from e) to h): [[Research Methodologies for Interdisciplinary Research by Ramon Sangüesa]].		Original text for points from e) to h): [[Research Methodologies for Interdisciplinary Research by Ramon Sangüesa]].

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 Some methodologies for interdisciplinary research are: treure les que ja han estat desenvolupades
 - Mixed methods approach
 - Action research
 - Grounded theory (anthropology says its really just anthropology)
 - Critical design
 - Participatory design
 - Ethnomethodology
 - Actor network theory
 - Pickering’s Mangle – performative and representational modes
 - Activity theory
 - Process ontology

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	The history of large-scale engineering is littered with projects which get the right answer to the wrong problem. Any interdisciplinary project must begin with an analysis of the ‘Big Picture’, to ensure the right questions are asked. Who sees the big picture? Global Economic/Social/Environmental/Political contextualization. Importance of involving ‘Big Picture people’. Appropriately chosen artists can often play a key role due to the professional formation of artists as interdisciplinary integrators and discerners of cultural and environmental patterns. They serve as observers of the second order and as nodes (in Castells sense).		The history of large-scale engineering is littered with projects which get the right answer to the wrong problem. Any interdisciplinary project must begin with an analysis of the ‘Big Picture’, to ensure the right questions are asked. Who sees the big picture? Global Economic/Social/Environmental/Political contextualization. Importance of involving ‘Big Picture people’. Appropriately chosen artists can often play a key role due to the professional formation of artists as interdisciplinary integrators and discerners of cultural and environmental patterns. They serve as observers of the second order and as nodes (in Castells sense).
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		+	Some methodologies for interdisciplinary research are: treure les que ja han estat desenvolupades
		+	- Mixed methods approach
		+	- Action research
		+	- Grounded theory (anthropology says its really just anthropology)
		+	- Critical design
		+	- Participatory design
		+	- Ethnomethodology
		+	- Actor network theory
		+	- Pickering’s Mangle – performative and representational modes
		+	- Activity theory
		+	- Process ontology
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		+	Mike Michael argues for the “[http://www.cci.edu.au/node/1491 idiotic method]”, wherein the idiot as a revealing and critical role, asking the right uncommon questions.
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	Original text for points from a) to d): [[Research Methodologies for Interdisciplinary Research by Laura Benítez]].		Original text for points from a) to d): [[Research Methodologies for Interdisciplinary Research by Laura Benítez]].