摘要: Rigour can be reductionist or inclusive. To learn about and understand conditions of complexity, emergence, nonlinearity unpredictability, the inclusive rigour mixed methods has been a step in right direction. From analysis participatory approaches methods, this article postulates canons for research evaluation complexity: eclectic methodological pluralism; improvisation innovation; adaptive iteration; triangulation; plural perspectives; optimal ignorance appropriate imprecision; being open, alert inquisitive. Inclusive is inherent approaches, visualisations, group-visual synergy, democracy ground statistics. Transparent reflexivity, personal behaviour attitudes, good facilitation are fundamental. Fully complexity demands many personal, institutional professional revolutions.
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