Farā'ravish (bunyān'hā-yi falsafī va 'amalī): Persian 1400

Fararoush is the third volume of the methodology trilogy, the method in method, anti-method, and method, written by Dr. Ahmad Mohammadpour, a professor at the University of Massachusetts. Fararoosh's book was one of the leading works in the field of research methods and the first work in the field of research with mixed methods in the country. In this book, Mohammadpour examines the philosophical foundations, research plans, and practical procedures in mixed methodology. The book begins with a description of the paradigmatic principles of pragmatism and neopragmatism, which is the philosophical source of mixed research methods. Then, it examines the dimensions and procedures of conducting mixed research from problem formulation to validation and generalizability. One of the prominent points in this work, like other works of Mohammadpour, is the attention to maintaining a balance between philosophical strains and practical methods in every stage of research. Fararoosh's book is a readable, practical, and at the same time simple and accessible work for researchers who are familiar with quantitative and qualitative methods. The reading of this book is recommended to all students and researchers of various fields of social and behavioral sciences.