Tulkintalähestymistapa
Tulkintalähestymistapa, often translated as interpretive approach, is a philosophical and methodological framework used in various academic disciplines, particularly in the social sciences and humanities. It posits that understanding human behavior, social phenomena, and cultural artifacts requires interpretation rather than objective measurement or causal explanation. The core idea is that meaning is not inherent in the world but is constructed by individuals and societies.
Proponents of the interpretive approach argue that human actions are guided by subjective meanings, intentions, and
Unlike positivist approaches that seek universal laws and objective truths, the interpretive approach acknowledges the subjective