2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-6209-629-5
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“…Développons de nouvelles écritures qualitatives. Et continuons à écrire comme si écrire pouvait faire une différence (LETICHE & LIGHTFOOT, 2014).…”
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“…Développons de nouvelles écritures qualitatives. Et continuons à écrire comme si écrire pouvait faire une différence (LETICHE & LIGHTFOOT, 2014).…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…Les bonnes pratiques de la recherche deviennent problématiques. C'est souvent lors d'un tel exercice de réflexivité que nous découvrons quelque chose d'original à raconter, qu'une thèse se forme, qu'un besoin de chercher plus loin, de lire et de réfléchir devient impérieux (LETICHE et LIGHTFOOT, 2014).…”
Section: L'écriture Réflexiveunclassified
“…Such critiques are well known within STS scholars. The linearity and predictability of the research process is the basis for the critiques (Letiche and Lightfoot 2014;Nowotny et al 2006). Its imaginary autonomous knowing-self ideals, "with basic concepts that are clear and better grounded than is humanly possible", is the reason that called for the analysis as into why Mode 1 science is losing legitimacy in society (Letiche and Lightfoot 2014: 124).…”
Section: Mode 1 Sciencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…How knowledge was organized, produced and used, was changing to make the university more commercial, profit‐centered and ‘entrepreneurial.’ For some, academic freedom was being called into question; for others, academic privilege was under attack. Academe as a space of political and cultural freedom was at issue (Letiche and Lightfoot, ).…”
Section: Audit Versus Networked Open‐sourcementioning
confidence: 99%
“…For some, academic freedom was being called into question; for others, academic privilege was under attack. Academe as a space of political and cultural freedom was at issue (Letiche and Lightfoot, 2014 Management Review, Vol. 12, 59-62 (2015) DOI: 10.1111/emre.12046…”
Section: Audit Versus Networked Open-sourcementioning
confidence: 99%