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Analytical pluralism is the deliberate adoption of several distinct, but complementary, analytical frameworks to the same set of data, which me be appropriate "where the distinct perspectives may be considered to be congruous [such that] analytical pluralism provides a more inclusive interpretation of the data than is possible from any single perspective." (Taber, 2008, p.70)
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