The view that case study is a frame for qualitative research is common. That is a misconception. Case study addresses spaces of complexity. These phenomena are dynamical systems. Primarily, the spaces appeal to physics. Only later are we compelled to draw in interviews as a semiotic tool, helping us navigate nodes of the phenomena. In the navigation, we are prompted to use quantitative tools to open the nodes. So, why the misconception?

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