In this view, speaker talks about Epistemological and Ontological Questions in Research. With the help of Johari Window, the speakers attempts to explain the process of knowability.
Guba, E.G. in 'The Paradigm Dialogue' (1990) has argued that there are three fundamental research questions that structure any research project:
What is there that can be known – what is knowable?
What is the relation of the knower to the known?
How do we find things out?
Ann Gray in 'Research Practice for Cultural Studies' elaborates these questions:
What is there that can be known - what is knowable? This is an ontological question . . . (video on Ontology in next slide)
What is the relation of the knower to the known? This is an epistemological question… (video on Ontology in next slide)
How do we find things out?This is methodological questions.
