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Philosophy of the Social Sciences: Philosophical Theory and Scientific Practice by Cambridge University Press (Paperback, 2009)

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This volume is a unique contribution to the philosophy of the social sciences, presenting the results of cutting-edge philosophers' research alongside critical discussions by practicing social scientists. The book is motivated by the view that the philosophy of the social sciences cant igre the specific scientific practices according to which social scientific work is being conducted, and that it will be valuable only if it evolves in constant interaction with theoretical developments in the social sciences. With its unique format guaranteeing a genuine discussion between philosophers and social scientists, this thought-provoking volume extends the frontiers of the field. It will appeal to all scholars and students interested in the interplay between philosophy and the social sciences.

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PublisherCambridge University Press

ISBN-100521739063

ISBN-139780521739061

eBay Product ID (ePID)96210964

Product Key Features

SubjectPhilosophy

LanguageEnglish

FormatTrade Paperback (Us), Paperback

Dimensions

Height228mm

Width152mm

Weight550g

Additional Product Features

Date of Publication10/09/2009

Place of PublicationCambridge

Spine17mm

Edited byChryostomos Mantzavinos

Country of PublicationUnited Kingdom

GenrePhilosophy

Author BiographyProfessor Mantzavinos holds the Chair of Economics and Philosophy at Witten/Herdecke University, Germany. He is the author of Wettbewerbstheorie (1994), Individuals, Institutions, and Markets (Cambridge, 2001) and Naturalistic Hermeneutics (Cambridge, 2005).

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