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robert-brydie replied to your post: Today I learned that feminist epistemology does…I think “the” scientific method is incompatibly with sociology, as well as the practice of the natural sciences. Methodological pluralism enables the adaptation of the most suitable method of researching the object of study.
That is true. I forget that the scientific method of the natural sciences has its differences.
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robert-brydie reblogged this from aaronitron and added:
See an outline such as hypothesizing, experimentation...forming conclusions rules out many...
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aaronitron reblogged this from robert-brydie and added:
Excellent! I am always looking to be a better, more informed Sociologist. I am eager to read the texts you cited. That...
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sociolab reblogged this from robert-brydie and added:
I appreciate your judgment of my education, but I can assure you that I do know that sociology is much more than...
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aaronitron reblogged this from sociolab and added:
“…You can’t understand the world by handing out surveys alone.” Your reductionist conception of methods shows either you...
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sociolab reblogged this from aaronitron and added:
Methodological pluralism doesn’t say that we can’t or shouldn’t use the scientific method. It’s saying that there is...
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aaronitron reblogged this from sociolab and added:
I disagree. To use the words of Durkheim, “Indeed our main objective is to extend the scope of scientific rationalism to...
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