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Meaning, Agency and the Making of a Social World

Themes in the Philosophy of Social Science

Das Gupta, Amitabha (Former Professor of Philosophy, University of Hyderabad, India)

Meaning, Agency and the Making of a Social World

Meaning, Agency and the Making of a Social World

Themes in the Philosophy of Social Science

Meaning, Agency and the Making of a Social World

 

This book explores the complex nature of the social world and presents a philosophy of social science. It shows that a systematic philosophical engagement with the social world may be conceived in terms of three basic concerns — the epistemic, the methodological, and the ethical.

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Beschrijving Meaning, Agency and the Making of a Social World

This book explores the complex nature of the social world and presents a philosophy of social science. It shows that a systematic philosophical engagement with the social world may be conceived in terms of three basic concerns — the epistemic, the methodological, and the ethical.

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