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Science and Sociology

American Journal of Sociology, 1921
The scientific achievements of sociology have been disappointing. Sociology is properly a utilitarian science. The five methods of sociology.-In it five inductive methods of seeking truth may be considered. The common-sense method, consisting in generalizing from data which chance to come to hand, has been the most prominent. The historical method uses
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Sociology of science

2021
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The Sociology of Science in Europe.

Social Forces, 1978
Eric H. Christianson, Robert K. Merton, Jerry Gaston   +2 more
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Sociology: The Science of Society.

American Sociological Review, 1953
Gladys Sellew, Jay Rummey, Joseph Maier
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Sociology as a Science

International Journal of Asian Social Science, 2012
In the time of Enlightenment the idea of science was to promote the Good society. There was yet not perceived to be a contradiction in science between at the same time being objective and progressive. A century ago, though philosophers and scientist discovered the problem language poses for science: there is a difference between the world and the words.
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The Sociology of Science

The British Journal of Sociology, 1974
Michael Hornsby-Smith, P. Halmos
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Computational Social Science and Sociology

Annual Review of Sociology, 2020
Achim Edelmann, Christopher A. Bail
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Climate Silence in Sociology? How Elite American Sociology, Environmental Sociology, and Science and Technology Studies Treat Climate Change

Sociological Perspectives, 2023
Andrew McCumber, Caleb R. Scoville
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The Sociology of Science

Technology and Culture, 1963
Otis Dudley Duncan, Bernard Barber, Walter Hirsch   +2 more
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Robert K. Merton: Sociology of Science and Sociology as Science

Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews, 2011
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