The craft of inquiry : theories, methods, evidence
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The craft of inquiry : theories, methods, evidence
Oxford University Press, 1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
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: cloth ISBN 9780195119022
内容説明
This work is intended to show students at a middle level of acquaintance with sociology, how research emerges from and interacts with theory. It is designed to help students formulate, reformulate and pursue their own theoretically-informed research. In addition, it offers a vocabulary to guide novice researchers through the maze of process. The underlying structure of the text is based on the author's suggestion that there are three basic explanatory approaches to sociology - multi-variate, interpretive and historical - all of which, on their own, are open to criticism for incompleteness. To fill this gap, the author proposes a tripartite model which examines each approach through the lens of the other two, and analyzes the way these approaches work with and relate to one another. This book is intended for undergraduate and graduate sociology students in theory and methods courses.
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: paper ISBN 9780195119039
内容説明
The Craft of Inquiry shows how research emerges from and interacts with theory, helping undergraduate students formulate, reformulate, and pursue their own theoretically-informed research. The author also provides a vocabulary to guide novice researchers through the maze of process. He author suggests that there are three basic explanatory approaches to sociology - multi-variate, interpretive and historical - all of which, on their own, are open to criticism for incompleteness. To fill this gap, he proposes a tripartite model which examines each approach through the lens of the other two, and analyses how these approaches work with and relate to one another.
目次
Introduction
1: The Craft of Inquiry
2: Designing a Research Project
3: The Construction of Arguments
4: Foreground Multivariate Arguments
5: Foreground Interpretive Arguments
6: Foreground Historical Arguments
7: The Theoretical Power of Multiple Paradigma
8: Dialectical Explanations and the Sociological Imagination
Notes, Selected Readings, Index
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