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Not denying or suppressing, but externalizing, revealing and examining our reactions to people and events, is an essential part of qualitative researchers' work, enriching our understanding and allowing us to approach internal validity. Discussing Duchamp and Brancusi, Krauss has noted that, despite evident aesthetic differences, their practices of placement come together in externalizing the mechanisms of meaning production. Obviously, Monet is to some extent escaping the pain by externalizing it, but it is, nonetheless, a remarkable act of egoless activity. |
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