A Quaker approach to research collaborative practice and communal discernment Gray Cox,with Charles Blanchard, Geoff Garver, Keith Helmuth, Leonard Joy, Judy Lumb, and Sara Wolcott.

By: Cox, J. Gray, 1952-Contributor(s): Quaker Institute for the Future Material type: Text

TextSeries: Quaker Institute for the Future pamphlet ; v.7Publication details: Caye Caulker.Belize Published for Quaker Institute for the Future by Producciones de la Hamaca, 2014 Description: x, 83 p. 22 cmISBN: 9789768142573 (pbk.) Subject(s): Education -- Research | Group decision making -- Religious aspects -- Society of Friends | Quakers -- ResearchDDC classification: 302.3 COX

Contents:

Includes bibliographical references (pages 78-82)

Summary: "The aim of this pamphlet is to describe 1) the vision, theory, and traditions of practice inspiring a Quaker approach to research; 2) experiments with specific methods used; 3) initial results and findings; and 4) the key challenges and puzzles that remain. It further aims to explore the relevance of Quaker process when the participants are not Quaker or even religious." - Back cover.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 78-82)

"The aim of this pamphlet is to describe 1) the vision, theory, and traditions of practice inspiring a Quaker approach to research; 2) experiments with specific methods used; 3) initial results and findings; and 4) the key challenges and puzzles that remain. It further aims to explore the relevance of Quaker process when the participants are not Quaker or even religious." - Back cover.

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