1. Subjectivity is the need and desire for a researcher to be involved or inseparable from the research context. 2. Hermeneutics scholars were first interested in interpreting and studying sacred...

1. Subjectivity is the need and desire for a researcher to be involved or inseparable from the research context.

2. Hermeneutics scholars were first interested in interpreting and studying sacred texts, such as the Bible, the Talmud, or the Vedas. This interest expanded into the examination of various kinds of texts.