Philosophy

Immanence

Qualitative research

Politics

Political science

Rationality

Humanism

Epistemology

Sociology

Ontology

Representation (politics)

Philosophy of science

Theology

Social science

Qualitative Inquiry

This article explains that post qualitative inquiry is not a pre-existing humanist social science research methodology with research designs, processes, methods, and practices. It cannot be accommodated by nor is it another version of qualitative research methodology. It refuses method and methodology altogether and begins with poststructuralism, its ontology of immanence, and its description of major philosophical concepts including the nature of being and human being, language, representation, knowledge, truth, rationality, and so on. Its goal is not to find and represent something that exists in the empirical world of human lived experience but to re-orient thought to experiment and create new forms of thought and life.

Why Post Qualitative Inquiry?