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* The Sophisticated Sciences

on BBC Radio 3

There are no equivalents for the law of gravity In the social sciences, no laws with which societies or those who live In them must comply. Do they then have a proper claim to be scientific? Julius Gould , Professor of Sociology at Nottingham University and Director of Research at the Institute for Policy
Research, reflects on two Important recent attempts to answer the question: The
Methodology of Social Theory by Gary Runclman and the first two volumes of Theoreticol Logic in Sociology by Professor Jeffrey Alexander.

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Julius Gould
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Gary Runclman
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Jeffrey Alexander.

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