What is heuristic Research ?

[Puneet Kumar]

Respected faculty members

Can anybody please make me understand what is heuristic approach in a research. If you have a link of any easy to understand video that will be a great help. 

Thanks in advance

Regards

Puneet Kumar

[Neeraj Kaushik]

Dear Puneet

The meaning of heuristics is to learn from experience.

This is a concept used in Computer Applications while designing techniques e.g. Artificial Neural networks.

But I am not aware of the use of heuristics in research.

Best wishes

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[Puneet Kumar]

Thank you sir for clarification. Although I am looking for heuristic in research perspective. Few have suggested that it is as same as phenomenological research, and I do not have information about phenomenological research too. If you have any information on the same please enlighten me sir. 

Regards

Puneet Kumar

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[Sunil Budhiraja]

Dear Puneet,  

It is commonly said that it is difficult to emerge from the library if one starts reading about phenomenology and hermeneutics. As rightly said that hermeneutics is a form of interpretive phenomenology which is a common qualitative approach in disciplines like psychology and linguistics. There exist two schools of thought in phenomenological research i.e. descriptive and interpretive. And hermeneutics is a field which emphasizes the fact that using text and repeated interpretations of the text, one can strive for a larger phenomenon. I suggest you read more on hermeneutics cycle and the book on 'the phenomenological movement' by Spiegelberg.

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Sunil Budhiraja

TISS Mumbai

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[Puneet Kumar]

Okay sir. I will read more on this. Thank you sir. 

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Puneet

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