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32. PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION AS A RESEARCH METHODOLOGY.

Author

Pohland, Paul

Subjects
PARTICIPANT observation, ART education research, ART teachers, THEORY of knowledge, OBSERVATION (Educational method), NARRATIVES, NATURALISM, IDEALISM, CURRICULUM
Abstract

The article discusses the use of the participant observation method for research purposes in art education. After defining epistemology, the author describes the nature, purpose and focus of participant observation and diverse views of art educators regarding it. The dimensions of this methodology have been classified along four types, emphasis on the descriptive narrative, generation of theory, verification of theory and qualification of data. The procedure of this method has been explicated through two branches of epistemology, naturalism and idealism. A brief part of the research done to find out the dynamics of curriculum implementation is also mentioned along with a summary of the matters discussed in the paper.

Published
1972
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37. PREFACE.

Author

Aikin, Lucy

Subjects
PREFACES & forewords, NARRATIVES
Abstract

A preface for the May 16, 2007 issue of the book "Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth" is presented.

Published
1818

38. SOME ACCOUNT OF ROBERT GREENE AND HIS WRITINGS.

Author

DYCE, ALEXANDER

Subjects
MALE dramatists, ENGLISH poets, NARRATIVES
Abstract

A biography of English writer and dramatist Robert Greene is presented.. It states that Robert Greene took a degree in Bachelor of Arts (A.B.) and Master of Arts (A.M.) and was presented to the vicarage of tollesbury in Essex on June 19, 1584. It notes that Greene described some of his own adventures under his two narratives "Never too Late" and "Groats-worth of Wit" which are regarded as among the best of his works.

Published
1831

39. MARJORIE.

Author

McCarthy, Justin Huntly

Subjects
NARRATIVES
Abstract

The book "Marjorie," by Justin Huntly McCarthy is presented.

Published
1903