The proceedings of a research project: myths, rites and sayings
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The author is concerned here with the analysis of the course followed in a research project, that is, with examining the characteristic features of all stages observed, from the moment the researcher envisages this subject until, the time in which results are obtained.
It is convenient to emphasize that the present ana1ysis was developed from the standpoint of the process and mechanisms employed by its agents, the source of their references being interviews held with representatives of the different segments involved.
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