Knowledge and the social sciences theory, method, practice

Knowledge and the Social Sciences takes as its point of departure the claims that all forms of knowledge, the social sciences included, must be seen and understood in their social context. It argues that the social sciences both describe and transform their object of study, though rarely in ways tha...

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Other Authors: Goldblatt, David David S.
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Published: London New York Routledge, in association with Open University 2004
Edition:Second edition
Series:An introduction to the social sciences
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Summary:Knowledge and the Social Sciences takes as its point of departure the claims that all forms of knowledge, the social sciences included, must be seen and understood in their social context. It argues that the social sciences both describe and transform their object of study, though rarely in ways that social scientists intend, and introduces students to the key epistemological and philosophical terms and issues essential for further study in the social sciences.
Physical Description:vii, 165 pages illustration 26 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index
ISBN:0415329752