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New rules of sociological method: a sociological interpretation of constructive criticism(Chinese Edition)
Published by Social Science Documentation Publishing House Pub., 2000
ISBN 10: 780190091X ISBN 13: 9787801900913
£ 42.41
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Add to basketpaperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Pages Number: 306 Publisher: Social Sciences Academic Press Pub. Date :2003-12. This book is a social theory of the basic materials. this is the book s revised edition. In the book s first edition. Giddens s social philosophy in some of the major schools of thought made a concise critical analysis. especially phenomenology. ordinary methods of science and Wittgenstein s thinking. Giddens focused on the study of these different perspectives on human action and its intelligibil.
