The Meaning of Social Science (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Inhaltsangabe

A clear, accessible look at how the social sciences fit together. The book argues for viewing social science as a connected whole, not a collection of isolated disciplines.

It presents a plan to improve research through descriptive, evaluative, and constructive work, aimed at graduate students and scholars across departments. The text emphasizes practical pathways for cooperative inquiry and the role of universities in expanding knowledge for public good.

• A unified view of social science across sociology, economics, history, psychology, and more


• A practical approach to organizing cooperative research and choosing priorities


• Accessible introductions for students in non-sociology divisions


• Thoughtful reflection on the university’s mission and the dissemination of knowledge

Ideal for readers of social science, history, economics, and philosophy who seek a calmer, more integrated perspective on the field.

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