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Jews, Western sociology’s intimate others

Journal of Classical Sociology, 2019
This article argues that Goldberg’s Modernity and the Jews in Western Social Thought fills an important gap: Jews are not only ‘good to think’ (Lévi-Strauss) but also essential for Western social theorists to critically interpret modernity and ambivalence towards it.
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SOCIOLOGY, ANTHROPOLOGY, ORIENTALISM AND THE OTHER

2012
Sosyoloji, antropoloji ve ~arkiyat~lhgm inceleme konulan en genel anlamlyla insan toplumlandlr. Fakat tmihsel olarak ve zaman il(inde farkhla~acak ~ekilde her biri, farkh bir toplum tipi iizerine odaklanml~ ve ayn I(ah~ma sahalarma sahiptirler. Bu lil( disiplin kurumla~ma slirel(lerini 19.
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Sociological Ambivalence and Other Essays.

Social Forces, 1978
Gisela J. Hinkle, Robert K. Merton
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Argument and Outline for the Sociology of Scientific (and Other) Careers

Social Studies of Science, 2007
Divisions between variable-oriented and person-oriented approaches in social and behavioral research are newly drawn. Yet few person-oriented approaches have been fully articulated; those that have are predominantly quantitative. This work presents an argument for a qualitative, person-oriented study of careers; an approach identified as careers in ...
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The Investigation as an Antecedent in Sociology and Other A Priori

2023
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Sociology at the Crossroads and Other Essays

Revue Française de Sociologie, 1965
J. D., T. H. Marshall
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Sociology as 'other': representing sociological knowledge within a national security context

2007
This paper evolves from my experiences of working within an applied defence and national security research environment and the gradual, often challenging journey in learning how to best represent sociological knowledge within this culture. More specifically, I write this paper as a reflection of the most recent of my ontological (mis)adventures ...
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Philosophy by Other Means. The Philosophical Origins of Sociology

2016
The academic discipline that we call sociology was a late bloomer—as were most of the “disciplines” that we find in university curricula today. Max Weber didn’t have a chair of sociology, nor did the young Emile Durkheim. The (slow and prolonged) legitimation of the study of the social as such was paradoxically an event; it opened a new domain ...
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Computational Social Science and Sociology

Annual Review of Sociology, 2020
Achim Edelmann, Christopher Bail
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Sociology and its strange `others'

History of the Human Sciences, 2007
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