shoud d principles of a methodology neccessarily b defined in philosophy first & so then can b accepted..?

Question

by artists and writers...etc.....?
can Vice versa be done?

Answer 1

The beginnings of virtually every field is in philosophy. Philosophers decide the scope and suitable methodology of a field, and then interpret findings. Philosophy is the substance of every discipline, made clear by the highest degree in most fields being a PhD (Doctor of Philosophy).

Answer 2

I think in research, principle and methods go together. I don't know much about its real function in general philosophy.

Methodology is under the umbrella of a principle, so the principle should clearly be defined first in order that the methodology will be achievable and will be meaningful.

But for ordinary activity, I think the methodology doesn't necessarily requires a well defined principle.

Answer 3

Most societies have wise elders, but children are known to accept some new ideas of their own conception, but mostly from the elders.