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Malcolm Williams

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Herausgeber

Malcolm Williams

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  • Produktbild: Philosophical Foundations of Social Research Methods
  • Volume One: Social Research as Science or Art
    PART ONE: THE CHALLENGE TO SCIENCE AND ITS DEFENCE
    Introduction - Williams
    Philosophical Foundations and Empirical Social Research
    The Art of Social Science - R Redfield
    Is It a Science? - S Morgenbesser
    Roscher's Historical Method - M Weber
    Unity of Method in the Natural and Social Sciences - K Popper
    Valid and Invalid Alternatives to Social Science - M Steuer
    The Relevance of Methodology - P Lazarsfeld
    The Perestroikan Challenge to Social Science - D Laitin
    Beyond Paradigm - S Schram
    Resisting the Assimilation of Phronetic Social Science
    Art in Science? - E Eisner and K Powell
    PART TWO: POSITIVISM AND ANTI-POSITIVISM
    Two Tradition - G H Von Wright
    Positivism Reconsidered - C Bryant
    Methodology in the Social Sciences - R Holub
    The Positivist Debate
    Positivism, Naturalism and Anti-Naturalism in the Social Sciences - R Keat
    Contemporary Positivism in Sociology - G Lundberg
    Positivism in Sociological Research - C Gartrell and J Gartrell
    USA and UK (1966-1990)
    Interpretive Interactionism - N Denzin
    The Basic Belief Systems of the Conventional and Constructivist Paradigm - E Guba and Y Lincoln
    On Demonstration - A Tudor
    Quantitative and Qualitative Research Strategies in Knowing the Social World - A Bryman
    The Qualitative-Quantitative Debate - A Clark
    Moving from Positivism and Confrontation to Post-Positivism and Reconciliation
    Volume Two: Philosophical Issues in Research Strategies
    PART ONE: CAUSALITY, EXPLANATION AND LAWS
    Laws of Nature and Causality - R Braithwaite
    Causal Thinking... - H Blalock
    Axioms of Causation - R MacIver
    The Meaning and Measurement of Causal Effect - O Hellevik
    Causation, Statistics and Sociology - J Goldthorpe
    To Justify or Explain in History or Social Science? - E Madden
    Limitations of Statistics - W Ogburn
    Prediction in Sociology - A Aldridge
    Prospects for a Devalued Activity
    The Quest for Universals in Sociological Research - R Turner
    Is the Case for Social Science Laws Strengthening? - C Beed
    PART TWO: REPRESENTATION THEORIES AND MODELS
    Operational Definitions Operationally Defined - S Dodd
    Some Notes on Operationism and the Concept of Validity - B Anderson
    Theory, Measurement and Replication in the Social Sciences - H Blalock
    On Being 'Empirical' without Being Empiricist - R Pawson
    Functionalism and the Survey - J Platt
    The Relation of Theory and Method
    Theoretical Models - J Skvoretz
    Sociology's Missing Link
    PART THREE: INTERPRETATION, LANGUAGE AND MEANING
    The Methods of Ethnology and Social Anthropology - A R Radcliffe-Brown
    The Role of Understanding in the Human Studies - H Rickman
    The Meaning of Meaningful Behavior - M Bunzl
    Language in Social Science - K Webb
    From the Native's Point of View - C Geertz
    On the Nature of Anthropological Understanding
    Interpretive Social Science and the 'Native's' Point of View - T Jones
    Quality in Qualitative Research - C Seal
    Volume Three: Social Reality and the Social Context of Social Research
    PART ONE: REALISM AND ANTI-REALISM
    Realist Philosophy of Science - R Keat and J Urry
    Realist Philosophy of the Social Sciences and Economics - P Beart
    A Critique
    Observations on Positivism and Pseudoscience in Qualitative Nursing Research - M Johnson
    Making up People - I Hacking
    Social Construction as Ontology - D Nightingale and J Cromby
    Middle Range Theory - K Menzies
    A Realist View
    Middle Range Realism - R Pawson
    Bhaskar's Critical Realism - M Hammersley
    PART TWO: OBJECTIVITY, COMMITMENT AND THE POLITICS OF SOCIAL ENQUIRY
    Whose Side Are We on? - H Becker
    Anti Minotaur - A Gouldner
    The Myth of a Value-Free Sociology
    The Value-Orientated Bias of Social Enquiry - E Nagel
    Situated Objectivity - M Williams
    The Institutionalization of Social Inquiry - J Barnes
    Participatory Action Research - L Krimerman
    Should Social Inquiry Be Conducted Democratically?
    Reflexivity and Ethnographic Research - C Davies
    Reflexivity and Sociological Practice - T May
    PART THREE: INDIVIDUALS, WHOLES AND UNITS OF ANALYSIS
    Methodological Individualism - G Homans
    Behind Methodological Individualism - G Hodgson
    Ten Modes of Individualism - None of Which Works - and Their Alternatives - M Bunge
    Institutional Individualism and Institutional Change - F Toboso
    The Search for a Middle Way Mode of Explanation
    Current Issues in Comparative Macrosociology - J Goldthorpe
    A Debate on Methodological Issues
    Turning the Tables - C Ragin
    How Case-Orientated Research Challenges Variable-Orientated Research
    Part/Whole Morphology - T Scheff
    Unifying Single Cases and Comparative Methods
    Volume Four: New Strategies in Social Research
    PART ONE: PROBABILITY, COMPLEXITY AND NEURAL NETWORKS
    Theories about Probability - I Hacking
    The Nature of Measurement - D Byrne
    What We Measure and How We Measure
    The Propensities of Evolving Systems - R Ulanowicz
    Complexity and the Quantitative Programme in Social Science - D Byrne
    Webs of Chaos - W Stroup
    Implications for Research Designs
    Comments on Neural Networks - H Paik
    Time-Series Analysis with Neural Networks and ARIMA-Neural Network Hybrids - J Hansen and Nelson
    PART TWO: FEMINISM AND SOCIAL RESEARCH
    Is There a Feminist Method? - S Harding
    Sexism in Research - M Eichler
    Quoting and Counting - G Letherby
    The Qualitative/Quantitative Divide
    Gender, Methodology and People's Ways of Knowing - A Oakley
    Feminism and Epistemology - J Holmwood
    What Kind of Successor Science?
    Introduction to Mixed Method and Mixed Model Studies in the Social and Behavioral Sciences - A Tashakkori and C Teddlie
    On the Integration of the Social Sciences - F Heller
    The Rashomon Effect - W Roth and J Mehta
    Combining Positivist and Interpretivist Approaches in the Analysis of Contested Events
    Numbers and Narratives - R Nash
    Further Reflections in the Sociology of Education
    Methodological Triangulation in Nursing Research - M Risjord, M Moloney and Dunbar
    Triangulation Revisited - U Flick
    Strategy of Validation or Alternative
    Contingency, Reality and Plurality in Social Research - M Williams