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    Author(s)Angelo Fusari
    PublisherSPRINGER
    ISBN9789401786744
    Pages309
    BindingHardbound
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearApril 2014

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    SPRINGER Methodological Misconceptions In The Social Sciences by Angelo Fusari

    This book offers a systematic view of social analysis that will advance the communication of results between different academic disciplines. It overcomes misunderstandings that are due to the use of an unstructured variety of methodological traditions in the analysis of complex socioeconomic and political processes. The book focuses on the special features of human society: humans as subjects, non-repetitiveness and irreversibility of social actions and the peculiar relations between necessity and possibility in human action. It defines methodological criteria, procedures and rules that enable researchers to select and classify realistic hypotheses to derive general principles and basic organizational features. It then applies these criteria in critical reviews of major theories and interpretations of society and history, offering clarifications and alternative proposals with regard to crucial aspects of anthropological, political, juridical, sociological and religious thought.