Epistemology, Ontology, and Axiology in Research

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NOTE: The point on Ontology @3:45 should start with a bullet that says something along the lines of "Ontology is the branch of philosophy that studies 'existence' and the nature of 'being'" before I narrowed in on our existence as human beings I'm in the field of Communication and we study human beings My bias for asking researching questions about human existence showed through on that point (and in other places in the video) A more purely philosophical video about these terms would have discussed Ontology in a more general and patient sense with more depth and detail before moving to a focus on human existence But, once videos are posted, you can't change what you said So, please take note of this important omission
Comment from : Organizational Communication Channel

0:08 I'll personally make sure they don't get to see another day if they use those words in front of me
Comment from : Шohan

זיכרון הוא יכולתו של יצור לאגור מידע בצורה בלתי-מוחשית (כלומר, בניגוד לכתיבה, למשל) תהליך קידוד המידע בזיכרון מאפשר שימוש עתידי בו על-ידי פעולה של שליפה בעוד שתהליך זה אינו תהליך רצוני, הרי שעבור בני-אדם מוכרות טכניקות המעודדות אכסון ושליפה יעילים יותר מהזיכרון❤😂❤
Comment from : Benjamin

Really well-explained Thanks!
Comment from : ivlivsc

😮😮😮
Comment from : Goldengirl Goldengirl

Precise
Comment from : Avalanche icon

Ontology is just the nature of things at patterns in a mind which may or may not have an external referent that may or may not be sharedbrbrEpistemology must be divided into meta-epistemology (the nature of knowledge, truth, certainty, etc) and the technically specific areas, logic, statistics, game theory, cognitive biases, logical fallacies, Bayesian reasoning, etc
Comment from : Kaiser Basileus

You're going to the wrong parties, brah
Comment from : Kaiser Basileus

4:30 what? It's an OLD movie? Fuuuuuuuk, I thought it was newer, it must be me that's old
Comment from : Flyingsod Wai

I'm bringing this up at a party I have tons of experience killing the mood at a party, it won't bother me :)
Comment from : Flyingsod Wai

Thank you This helped a lot
Comment from : Michelle Emm TV

Great breakdown!
Comment from : RCWASH

Thank u so much for this wonderful contribution to my knowledgehuge respect
Comment from : Rashee Syed

Great explanation
Comment from : MeChannel

Thank you so much for this video! It literally just simplified the terms
Comment from : Mmathebe Mampane

Thank you ✨🙏🏻
Comment from : I M SONAL

Based and needed Thank you :-)
Comment from : SpenceReam

8 min video to basically read out loud what is written on Saunders book Anyway thanx
Comment from : Cebu

hello sir , I want to ask you which research assumption should you adopt
Comment from : Ta Ho

Thank you for your sharing knowledge
Comment from : Ketut Donder

These three points, epistemology, ontology and axiology, is that always there on the research? One research SHOULD have epistemology, ontology and axiology aspect on it? Thankyou for the video Nice introduction haha
Comment from : Candella Natadisastra

helpful examples and explanations , thank you
Comment from : Josey G

Love the warning Sound like a promise
Comment from : Chang Daniel

Excellent! Thank you!
Comment from : Edward Enriquez

Excellent video Thanks
Comment from : Dick Hoskins

thank you
Comment from : rad toli

Anthology, phenomenology, chronology :) thanks for the axiology
Comment from : The Good, The Bad And the Ugly

Thanks
Comment from : Lorca

Well OK I wish I hadn’t submitted my entire dissertation today before I listened to this… oh well
Comment from : Neil Ifill

What a really nice video! Thanks a lot sir🌹
Comment from : Inas Dalili

This is deepbrThis is clearbrThis is interesting!!!
Comment from : ppppp

Best if you could cite Saunders in your video ❤️
Comment from : Music Box

Epistemology: Branch of philosophy that studies knowledge (how do we know what we know)… knowledge is relative/ social construction… whatever we treat as knowledge is knowledge Knowledge is out there waiting to be discoveredbrOntology: studies nature of human beings (who are we, nature of our existence), do we make real free will choices Are external forces “controlling” our outcomes? Are we better as individuals or groups?brAxiology: studies values (what do we value , what values or outcomes will result from our research? brAll three help us appreciate research in different ways
Comment from : Le Andrea Rainey

Wow, awesome Explanation totally down to earth Thank you sir, finally, understanding these terms are the best take away Love from Malaysia
Comment from : Anthon Raj

Fantastic explanation!
Comment from : Qiang NIU

I don't really know anything about philosophy, but my curiosity was piqued when I came across the word "axiology" Thank you for explaining this in a comprehensive way! i found Epistemology pretty interesting too!
Comment from : Ivy S

Thank you
Comment from : Shamilla Nakate

Thank u Helps a lot
Comment from : 🐼PandaHaru🐼

"Warning: please don't use in parties"brbr21st Century everyone
Comment from : GhostNslayer

Thank you! Great explanation
Comment from : Oksana Rzhiskiy

Excellent video! Now I understand Epistemology and Ontology Axiology was a bonus! Thanks a ton!
Comment from : Tarak Das

I'd be more social if there was a guarantee of these kinda subjects being discussed at parties aye 😐
Comment from : cloudface von ruckus

You should be understanding people in context to how GOD JESUS created them to be, judge with the VALUES and NATURAL LAW that is from HIM and how it applies to us and what consequence it brings to ourselves and othersTHAT is the ONLY WISDOM that which we can derive from GOD's word!
Comment from : krista kaufman

Great 👍🏻
Comment from : Seriously Syrian

Getting clearer After nature of reality, measure of reality and now value What do we value and what's our value? Interesting
Comment from : Wise Awaworyi

RICHMOND OWUSUbrbrOntology examines the nature of reality or the nature of our being It studies the nature of humans It asks questions like "What is reality?" or "what kind of world we are investigating" The ontological assumptions respond to questions like "what is there to be known" The ontology comments of one person may totally be different from that of anotherbrbrEpistemology talks about how one can examine reality It is concerned with the nature of knowledge and ways of learning and knowing reality So in basic term epistemology is a way of understanding and explaining how we know the things we knowbrbrMethodology is the use of particular methods to achieve a desired outcomebrMost people believe research should be done objectively brAxiology, also called the "theory of value" is the philosophical study of goodness or value The term value over here means the worth of somethingbrParadigms are the assumptions shared by a research community Under paradigm there's positivity, constructivism and pragmatism Positivity talks the existence of one single reality Constructivism talks the existence of multiple realities Pragmatism argues that reality is always negotiated or reality must be interpreted
Comment from : Richmond Owusu

My academic friends have academic parties Does this mean i can't shave myself? Get it?
Comment from : Jason Spades

You just helped me with my PHD, cheers In regards to the bible what type of philosophy would be taking the bibles parables at face value, and what theory would be viewing the bibles stories as a deeper and more archetypal lesson
Comment from : wayfaring stranger

THANK YOU!
Comment from : El Barrrio Boxing Club, CTX

All epistemological views are true though and one view doesn't cancel out the other it's just another way of getting to the truthbrFor example God can claim knowledge is out there waiting to be discoveredbrPeople develop knowledge based on how far we have evolved intellectually-that truth for us is the current truth, a step further into the full exposure of truth, brAll knowledge (truth) is therefore relativebr brI never studied philosophy I'm just going on a whim by what I'm trying to understand from this vid
Comment from : Hippopotomonstrosesquippedalio phobia

Bold of you to assume I have friends
Comment from : Ogashishi

This video just saved my life
Comment from : PATRICK ANDREI DIAZ

You are amazing! All because of you, now I can solve this puzzle of philosophical perspectives available for research A big thanks to you
Comment from : Tanvi Malhotra

That was funny as hell! I'm gonna bring this up at a party and talk about the Bible right after! YEEEESSSSSSSS!
Comment from : Emuakpo Akpovoka

Great
Comment from : J sbt

Love from India Amazingly Explained😍
Comment from : Surbhi Gupta

Hello sir, may I know your book reference for epistomology, ontology and axiology philosophy? Is it case studies in courageous communication?
Comment from : WandaVision

this video helped me to avoid my confusion on these three philosophical assumptions
Comment from : Bala Thakulla

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ great video
Comment from : Aresha Shah

just started my online class and on the 2nd day we have presentation on this:(
Comment from : Moriartysassistant

One thing I will admit that is hard when it comes to Philosophy is the way people look at you when you ask these types of questions Well, at least in my own experience I learned the hard way when it came to asking these questions around people who didn't really care for Philosophy Most of them always told me, "The world is what it is There's no need for Philosophy Good and Evil? They just existed Why are we here? We just are So deal with it" These type of answers always drove me insane because it felt like I couldn't find anyone with the same questions that were floating in my head This video helped me by showing me I'm not the only one out there with these kinds of questions! :)
Comment from : Grandmaster Yoda

Thumbs up for the warning
Comment from : Gabriel Gosselin

Thanks so much such a great explanation
Comment from : Gyeonghwa Lee

Well done! I wish society knew about these underlying philosophical assumptions they make How much better political arguments - and silly, petty day-to-day arguments - would carry on!
Comment from : Oblivitus

Sir how these branches play role in the process of curriculum development? Kindly explain with concrete examples
Comment from : Sadia Bukhari

interesti ng, thank you for making things much clear
Comment from : READHOLICS CHANNEL

Your 8 minute video made more sense than the 400+ pg book sitting in front of me Thank you
Comment from : Bushra A

Very clear and nice explanationsThank you
Comment from : chandra chaulagain

hahahahhahaha instant ruining of friendship when mentioning these three words with my non-academic friends
Comment from : Katelyn Wan Fei Ma

Wow! Very enlightening for anyone, particulary Ethiopians, under era of political ignorance
Comment from : Kedir Mohammed Idris

Very helpful, but can't believe you referenced Will Smith the idiot actor instead of Issac Asimov the brilliant writer for I, Robot That really offends my sense of Axiology! Haha
Comment from : Robert

If you ask an economist (aka someone with a PhD in Economics) why mathematics and statistics are so much in the realm of the (mainstream) economics, they will tell you that economics is the only social science that uses clear assumptions based on an axiomatic system The result of this is that if any 2 people are arguing about whether the government should do policy A or policy B to arrive at some expected result, they have clear assumptions to prove their hypothesis whereas in other fields as law (for example) they use some kind of "judgment" or "opinion" that they say is based on research, but the essence of their field is not based at the so-called axiomatic system where you can follow logically to prove your hypothesis My question is: how Epistemology, Ontology, and Axiology can enlighten me to understand better why they think they are doing it better than in other fields in terms of analyzing how things work?
Comment from : Caio

Excellent summary Well articulated
Comment from : rkps987

hi I'm writing my dissertation on lgbt in uk primary schools which stance do you suggest I take
Comment from : Aiman Khan

Thank you for a very educative talk Stay blessed
Comment from : Laugh-out-Your-sorrows

Exceptional! Thanks for the post Very helpful in understanding these abstract terminologies
Comment from : Pernel Roberts

Ive read so much, been to classes and watched videos to rty and get my head around this, but this video actually made it make sense! thank you!
Comment from : Angela Hodgkins

Liturgy brought me here
Comment from : Etano Bhagratee

This is great! I’m currently writing my dissertation and find that academic explanations of these theories are way too complicated to fully understand I’m sending this video to my friends!
Comment from : LoveTheLifeYouLive

Ontology is studying being, not just a human being Defining it just through human experiences seems to reveal some unnecessary philosophical commitments
Comment from : krzyszwojciech

Superb video Very clear and concise Thank you very much!
Comment from : Robert Torrance

At first glance I thought it said epistemology, ontology and anxiology That tells you where I'm at with all this 😆
Comment from : Bethan Krzowski

Our human brains will always be constrained by its capacities or lack thereof We can never prove what we claim we to know or value Yet we have these complex ideas and systems to analyze the metaphysical world and apply the abstract to reality What a wild ride living is Thanks for the insights!
Comment from : Dr Mike Granato

i actually came here to kill my social life
Comment from : arttheboy

YES! Thank you Proof that not everyone can teach something abstract while others have a gift to
Comment from : Hannah

Ontological sounds very similar to existentialism in some respects
Comment from : Nihil

Maybe my question is going to sound silly, but I am not understanding what mean these philosophies In the books, they just explain each term, but I am not understanding how it actually works in practice Research is a mix of these assumptions or it must follow one?? So, in my reseach methodology can I address more than one of these perspectives?
Comment from : Letícia Chagas

aha moment; a new tool for the utilizing! I need to look more at the subtlety involved but, a 'puzzle piece' has definitely been brought into clearer view Elucidating! Thanks! (Edited for clarity)
Comment from : The House of Ten Genres:

The Best Description of those confusing philosophical assumptions Thank you Sir
Comment from : Dr Qaiser Haider

The question sir is that in order should these branches of philosophy be studied?
Comment from : Jacob Simwanza

Excellent video, thank you!
Comment from : Johnny Ramirez-Johnson

read 500 pages, here I am 9 min later i understand them, thanks Dr!
Comment from : Daniel Rivera

I wish Ben Shapiro would watch this video
Comment from : alexandra

Heidegger's philosophical position is entirely different He didn't place human subjectivity/man at the centre of anything It isn't anthropocentric His principle concern IS being - ontology
Comment from : Aion58

Hello brbrI would like to know as I am writing my dissertation and focusing on diversity management in UK higher education Therefore I try to find out what are students experiences of discrimination and how are Equality and diversity policies implemented in our uni , using online questionnaires I used also interviews to interview the Equality and Diversity office in our uni to find out how they implement their policies and handle racial/ethnic discrimination in our unibrbrTherefore my supervisor told me that in my case I am using all three however how do I related ontology and axiology to mine How am I suppose to talk about these three in my writing
Comment from : Salimata Diallo