How do we construct the Actor-Reality Perspective (ARP)?
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https://doi.org/10.7146/propracon.v3i2.18779Keywords:
Reality, construct, pragmatic constructivism.Abstract
The communications presented in Pisa last year variously referred to the perspective which is the focus of the research group. Some of them used it as a global and loose perspective emphasizing the role of actors in constructing their own reality (ARP). Others relied on the Actor-Reality Construction (ARC) model, which investigates this construction in depth. Namely the ARC model postulates that the success of activities operating in a social context depends on the integration of four actor-constructed elements: facts, possibilities, values and communication (Nørreklit, 2011).
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