History, Philosophy and Sociology of Science (HPS)
Yale University Department of Political Science. Syllabus THE PHILOSOPHY, HISTORY, AND SOCIOLOGY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (Seminar)
... Papers received late will be dropped one letter grade for each 24 hours past the deadline. To receive an overall passing grade, students must receive a passing grade in all three compo[r] ...
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Bachelor in Arts (BA) (BA General, Hindi, English, Economics, History, Political Science, Sociology).
... Economics, History, Political Science, ...Pol. Science, Sociology, Home Science, Philosophy, Business Economics, Psychology, Work Education, Public Administration, ...
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THE EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR SOCIOLOGY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
... to sociology and political science; it also involves, depending on the object of study, law, history, anthropology, economics, communication sciences, philosophy, literary studies, translation ...
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GRADUATE PROGRAM ΙΝ THE HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
... Introduction. A historical review of the theory of rational choice. The concept of Homo Economicus. An outline of the standard model of rational economic behaviour. General consequences and applications of the model. ...
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Social epistemology: a philosophy for sociology or a sociology of philosophy?
... But there is also a dystopic future implicit in Collins’s social epistemology, which results from knowledge systems becoming victims of their own success. As the number of people participating in organised inquiry ...
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History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Science and Medicine (hips)
... ethics, history, philosophy, or sociology of science and ...of science or moral and political problems attending the employment of technology; and a third group may wish to emphasize ...
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The Decisive Role Played by Leibniz in the History of Both Science and Philosophy of Knowledge
... the philosophy of knowledge was above all of an idealistic nature to the extent that it saw such a history as a progressive ...of philosophy have denied such an optimistic view of philosophical ...
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Traditional Knowledge as a Tool for Discussing History and Philosophy of Science in Teacher Education
... The research was developed as part of the activities in classes on the history of chemistry at a Brazilian federal university in the years 2013 and 2014. In these two years, 49 chemistry students had been enrolled ...
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The Nexus Between Philosophy and Science: The Import of Philosophy of Science to Science and Philosophy Itself
... between philosophy of science and science such as the influence of one over the other, the major aim of philosophy of science and the contribution of philosophy of science ...
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How to Use Life History in Sociology?
... In this study I have summed up the features of life histories, with special regard to the subjective understanding of the interviewee. Then I listed the aspects one can use to analyse life histories. These are (1) the ...
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History and Philosophy of Science
... approach. History offers a view of science which is quite distinct from the philosophical ...for History and Foundations of Science, we are interested in the development of concepts, ideas and ...
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Experimental philosophy and the history of philosophy
... ‘Experimental Philosophy and Philosophical Significance’, Knobe (2007) claims that the methods of experimental philosophers are more relevant than those of the analytic tradition to studying the mechanisms ...
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Pedagogical University, Institute of Philosophy and Sociology
... Mathematical sociology. Applications of graph theory and game theory in the social sciences (see also Exchange Networks and Voting Games on the author's website). Theory and experimental research in group ...
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From Sociology and Economics to World History
... At one point during this research, I attended a meeting of the British Economic History Association. Although I was studying countries in a period prior to indus- trialization, I nonetheless thought I should at ...
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Introduction: The history and scope of the sociology of higher education
... Of course, the field of the sociology of higher education is more than simply a series of topics. Running through each of these topical areas sociological concerns over social evolution and stability ...
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Sociology of Science and the Turn to Social Constructivism
... of science that amount to prescriptions of how “a man of science” should pursue the institutional goal of accumulating empirically sound and theoretically consistent knowledge ...of science ...
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Sociology as reflexive science: on Bourdieu’s project
... development of the notions of habitus and hexis, but I want to focus on Merleau- Ponty’s last text, published posthumously in 1962, as L’Oeil et l’Esprit (Merleau- Ponty, 1962b). This essay focuses on the work of Cézanne ...
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Explorations in the history and sociology of territorial cults in Zambia
... or refutation of the main hypotheses employed in the present study: the hypothesis of the shrine cult as a systematic, formal complement to the process of everyday ecolog[r] ...
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History of Substance in Philosophy
... through itself, that is, the concept of which it ought to be formed” (Broad, 1995: p. B7). Aristotle states that “substance in the most genuine and essential and most distinct feeling of the word is what is neither ...
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The Scientific Philosophy and Philosophy of Science
... Dialectic model of causality uses an interaction as cause ( final cause ) and changes of states as effect.. In framework of evolution model a cause ( active cause ) and effect are event[r] ...
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