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Titchen, Angie; McCormack, Brendan – Educational Action Research, 2010
Critical creativity is a paradigmatic synthesis linking critical social science with creative and ancient traditions. Our haiku summarises the essence of this three part paper. "Heavy feet of stone" describes the rationale for our creation of critical creativity. "Seeking transformation" sets out the background and methodology for our inductive,…
Descriptors: Creativity, Action Research, Figurative Language, Social Sciences
McCormack, Brendan; Titchen, Angie – Educational Action Research, 2006
In this article, the authors expose, for critical review and public scrutiny, their challenge to the critical paradigm as an adequate location for the transformational practice development and research approaches that they are developing in healthcare. Whilst they accept the fundamental assumptions of the critical paradigm, in their view it does…
Descriptors: Theory Practice Relationship, Creativity, Action Research, Imagination
Titchen, Angie; Manley, Kim – Educational Action Research, 2006
The two-stranded spiral shown in Figure 1 represents two aspects of the authors' journey in becoming critical. The journey, conveyed through discussion, reflexive accounts and illustrations of particular and summary achievements, shows how Carr and Kemmis's work has influenced the authors as action researchers, both individually and together, in…
Descriptors: Action Research, Researchers, Evaluation, Critical Theory

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