Reviews
In social science research and writing, critical thinking and scientific arguments are essential. But we don't have to go through empirical reasoning to prove critical opposition, we can counter with the following objective evidence, proven theories, and statements. The book focuses on the latter and details the process of critical arguments being set up in new statements or theories through reasoning and argument.
You read a sentence slowly, so if you poison it, you learn a lot.
Jean-Pierre Cavaillé et al.: Doing Social Science
The book deals with three key issues of social science. First, ‘ to criticize. ’. The insight of the scandal is a great antidote to doubt once more the naive conviction that expertise can be missing. Next comes the comparison. The attitude that focuses only on single studies cannot produce convincing results. Finally, generalization. At the center of scientific research is a problem that starts with case studies and does so collectively. Three themes are three key lines that guide the way of social science. A recent book that shows the trend in French social sciences, a working team of researchers at the French Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences and Research, called EHHHS, recently revealed that the alternative is to seek social development and to find an alternative to the massive discourse of the 1960s, the Great Scientific Higher Institute, the great debate of the 70s, and the post-mode of the 1980s and 90s, which are critically followed by ‘ narrow vision, ’ the sophisticatedly explored social scientific insights of the community.
Korean title: 사회과학 하기
Korean author: 장-피에르 카바이예 외
Korean publisher: 후마니타스
ISBN-13: 9788964374344
Reviews
In social science research and writing, critical thinking and scientific arguments are essential. But we don't have to go through empirical reasoning to prove critical opposition, we can counter with the following objective evidence, proven theories, and statements. The book focuses on the latter and details the process of critical arguments being set up in new statements or theories through reasoning and argument.
You read a sentence slowly, so if you poison it, you learn a lot.
