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| Introduction : positivism and its others in the social sciences | 1 | |
| Pt. 1 | Positivism and nonpositivism in twentieth-century social science | |
| Estrangement, intimacy, and the objects of anthropology | 59 | |
| The trick of words : Asian studies, translation, and the problems of knowledge | 89 | |
| Economists and the economy in the twentieth century | 126 | |
| How positivism made a pact with the postwar social sciences in the United States | 142 | |
| The political unconscious of social and cultural history, or, confessions of a former quantitative historian | 173 | |
| Defining "theory" in postwar political science | 207 | |
| Beware Trojan horses bearing social capital : how privatization turned Solidarity into a bowling team | 233 | |
| Scientific authority and the transition to post-Fordism : the plausibility of positivism in U.S. sociology since 1945 | 275 | |
| Pt. 2 | Alternatives to positivism in the human sciences | |
| Critical realism | 327 | |
| Negotiating with the positivist legacy : new social justice movements and a standpoint politics of method | 346 | |
| A perspective on modern economics | 366 | |
| The idea of outcome in U.S. sociology | 393 | |
| Psychoanalysis and the theory of the subject | 427 | |
| The real and the imaginary in economic methodology | 451 | |
| Facts, values, and "real" numbers | 470 | |
| On your Marx : from cultural history to the history of society | 496 | |
| Conclusion : provincializing the social sciences | 508 |
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Ramon Crespo
reviewed The Politics of Method in the Human Sciences: Positivism and Its Epistemological Others on August 27, 2008
The Politics of Method in the Human Sciences
I read the intro by the editor, which was kind of long and dense but OK, but the chapter on critical realism by Collier and the conclusion by Burawoy were both shorter and pretty much amazing. A lot of the other chapters look less interesting to me, although at some point I will definitely read the one that criticizes the concept of "social capital".
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