| 词汇 | example_english_social-science |
| 释义 | Examples of social scienceThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. At the beginning of every interview the researcher outlined their background (socialscience), how the study developed and the aim of the research. Although attention is given to issues of gender, the socialscience literature does not focus on deprivation or social class. This book offers delightful reading to people who like socialscience with real people in it. The article describes how to draw on socialscience research in order to encourage this. In doing so, they ignored the fact that archaeology, as a socialscience, deals with interactive objects of research. The challenge for socialscience research is to describe, interpret, understand or improve the quality of life of people with dementia and their informal caregivers. Like all social practices, socialscience takes place in a field of power. Therefore, it must simultaneously be part of the methodology of socialscience objectification and an object of study. In actual theoretical socialscience, those who claim to be giving individualist process explanations characteristically put them in terms of individual types rather than tokens. Socialscience data are immediately relevant to policies only as far as they convey information about causal risks related to the outcomes of concern. When social issues are addressed with quality socialscience, the results can make - and have made - an important difference in the centres' work. But in order to make the case for socialscience as a whole, this crucial point needs to be fleshed out. Constructing an integrated socialscience course is difficult, if only because integrated socialscience, as such, does not exist. Concepts are the building blocks of science, and in particular, one might argue, of socialscience. These are the building blocks of socialscience. Finally, it must also be noted that my characterization of socialscience tacitly assumes well-intentioned users. But the book is also a reminder of the limitations of modern economics if separated too rigidly from other socialscience disciplines. This was an era in which expectations were high that applied socialscience could produce objective, scientific answers to tough social problems. Second, the book is also a political manifesto to (re)claim experimental research for socialscience. This interdisciplinary approach, founded on extensive historical research, is extremely innovative and of great use for all contemporary practitioners of socialscience history. The socialscience response to this challenge must be to recognise the barriers but to explore innovative approaches to quality of life assessment. Structure and agency are not only at the heart of socialscience generally, they also have particular significance for social policy. And we continue to validate our own use of the term by reference to an increasingly shadowy and distant socialscience whence it came. This affinity to the methods of the natural sciences reduces socialscience to a technical enterprise which has no necessary value implications. Every centre was encouraged to strengthen its socialscience research, to address particular themes and overall staff numbers. To be sure, virtually any work of history or socialscience invokes some species of causal argument. They included domesticity, conduct, suburbia and, in the twentieth century, socialscience and the state. These specters could be overcome, he believed, only through the application of new kinds of socialscience. And, as in archaeology, progress on how to shape empirical socialscience analysis in order to overcome this gap has been halting. Her work on memory, cognition, and constructions of the subject add a much-needed dimension to the work of literary and socialscience studies. The next section contains a very brief introduction to the issues and problems (past and present) confronting socialscience research within the diffusion perspective. It should be recognized that a sample of 40 trustees is small, especially when judged against socialscience conventions. There is not much that is novel in this to anyone familiar with hermeneutic and phenomenological criticisms of socialscience. In socialscience and popular understanding race is thought to refer to phenotypical differences between groups of people, while ethnicity denotes cultural differences. Yet from the vantage point of modern socialscience, we know substantially more about these entities as partisan organizations than we do as patronage organizations. In any case, it is a notable feature of the current methodological ferment that causation has re-entered the discourse of socialscience. Second, greater attention to socialscience on the part of governments will itself tend to improve matters. Other socialscience paradigms suggest there are multiple realities since our external world consists merely of representations, and is a creation of the mind. Hoover does something remarkable in his paper: he criticizes a philosophical argument by means of a piece of socialscience. In a socialscience context, outcomes of that magnitude are not too bad. It is the nature of socialscience research. This approach to rational choice theory could become the basis of a future socialscience that reconciles economics and sociology. This volume is important reading as socialscience and for gaining insights into how local knowledge can positively contribute to wider climate work. The persistence of positivism in socialscience is powerful. The socialscience criteria are simply unmeetable in the present or foreseeable future. In examining the culture of politics, the ultimate aim of socialscience is to link culture to causality. In socialscience, there has to be a place for a theorizing process without the tyranny of immediately historicizing it. Neither vision has triumphed, yet events since the late 1980s have continued to erode many of the certainties on which modern socialscience was based. On this view, socialscience is the study of the identity and nature of these tendencies and the rules for their composition. One hears merely descriptive - implying that a larger, more important, socialscience task has been neglected or abandoned. Given these definitions, reflexivity may be either an intended or an unintended property of social science; it may be desired or scorned, elaborated or denied. With the epidemic expanding and problems compounding, medical and socialscience professionals responded with critical notice. How far they will be successful is beyond the scope of this article - indeed in many cases beyond the range of any socialscience knowledge. But socialscience also seeks to explain how these relationships came into being and how they will change in the future. But this crucial insight + and problematic + has not been systematically followed up in the socialscience literature. It is noteworthy, amongst many reasons, for its fluency in the idioms of ecology and socialscience as well as more recondite post-structuralism. Policy makers depend upon socialscience data for generating social, mental health, and child welfare policies. The question of what our moral obligations are must apparently become one for moral philosophers with specialist knowledge of socialscience to answer. Turning to the third category, outside academia public awareness of socialscience is poor. Linguists do a great disservice to literature when they approach the study of written texts from strictly a socialscience perspective. One illustration is his ambivalent attitude towards socialscience. In effect, three different types of ' ' circulation ' ' communities are featured : those of socialscience, the arts, and a popular readership. A small number of studies, however, have used more traditional socialscience methods such as questionnaires. A periphery constructed from aspects of physical and socialscience has been superseded by aspects of literature, history, philosophy and criticaf theory. It would include neurophysiology, psychological experiment, but also socialscience, history, literature and philosophy as its sources of information. What contributions have socialscience and the law made to the development of policy on bioethics? Another limitation of transdisciplinary collaborations is that they can entail costs to social science research and its application in effective interventions. This is a severe decrease of 24 % in total socialscience staff capacity. However, these three domains receive the least amount of socialscience attention (22 % of the total effort). In future developmental research on resilience, we would do well to learn from the methods and findings from other socialscience disciplines. One is that the phenomena studied by socialscience are subject to change at a much greater rate. When benefits and losses are easily visible, many will use zero-sum explanations when socialscience offers a positivesum explanation. The project involves plant breeding and socialscience components. The analysis of socialscience data with missing values. The interviewers were female health care or socialscience students aged between 21 and 39 years. They have also stimulated intellectual rigour by adopting critical frameworks from other fields of socialscience. More clear-cut and varied designs, then, is perhaps the best recipe for experimental socialscience. There is powerful weaponry here for those observers who suppose that socialscience can never get beyond methodological debate, paradigm wars and petty rivalries. Dynamic analysis is thus at the heart of socialscience and, as we shall argue, it is at the heart of social policy too. Yet specialists from other disciplines and ' socialscience ' generalists often substituted for anthropologists. It is most appropriate for advanced undergraduate courses that require a sound background in macroeconomics and for graduate socialscience courses in political economy. The volume begins by limning the boundaries of the "critical socialscience" it aims to advance entirely within poststructuralist and constructionist terms. This might sound like an impossible research agenda for comparative socialscience. Though economics predicts content well, to date socialscience has been less successful in mapping out how content affects policymaking. Yet, while univalence is a helpful quality in many contexts it is probably an unrealistic expectation for key terms in the socialscience vocabulary. As their selection of themes illustrates, the editors have chosen to concentrate on socialscience 'in action'; the emphasis is substantive and empirical. The historian's capacity to tie together issues in socialscience from different epochs or regions has thereby been greatly enhanced. I also consider the impact of advances in socialscience knowledge on the supply of institutional change. I also introduce the role of advances in socialscience knowledge as a source of institutional innovation. Advances in socialscience knowledge contribute both to economic and social policy reform and to institutional design. It should be stressed that, because the relevant socialscience literature is virtually non-existent, this short article will raise more questions than it answers. Theory and empirical evidence on the socio-economic factors influencing household-level income from community-based forest management have drawn little attention in socialscience literature. In general, to focus on psychology rather than ethics or political philosophy is to succumb to the lead of modern, value-free socialscience. Written by current practitioners of socialscience, discipline history willfully misconstrued the past in the service of current disciplinary trends. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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