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_aWords and distinctions for the common good : _bpractical reason in the logic of social science _cby Gabriel Abend. |
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_aNew Jercy : _bPrinceton University Press, _c©2023 |
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_axxi, 441 p. : _bill. ; _c24 cm. |
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504 | _aThis book includes bibliographical references and an index. | ||
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_tFirst Act. 1. Sandwichness wars _t2. The problem _t3. Nine ways to decline _t4. Technical FAQs _t5. Two activities _t6. Practical reason activities _tSecond Act. 7. Word first _t8. Activity WF and its discontents _t9. Distinction first _t10. Conversation starters (fragments, sketches, suggestions, doubts) _t11. As a matter of fact _tEpilogue (so, will social scientists' never-ending disputes over words ever end?) |
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520 | _a"In this book, Gabriel Abend argues that social scientists need to focus more on the words and distinctions that their empirical claims depend on. He suggests two central questions researchers need to consider. First, how should word "w" be used in the social science community? Which is to say, how should word "w" be defined, should it be used at all, and if so, on what grounds? Second, should distinction "d" be accepted in the social science community? For example, when a social scientist proposes a distinction between childhood, adolescence, adulthood and old age, should they be accepted and on what grounds? Which distinctions and classifications are good for the social science community? Throughout the chapters, Abend carefully investigates these core issues and related questions, arguing along the way that there is not a definitive answer. Instead, the book invites the social science community to work together to collectively address these consequential concerns"-- | ||
650 | _aMethodology | ||
650 | _aSocial science | ||
650 | _aTerminology | ||
650 | _aTerms and phrases | ||
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