complexity, relatedness and uncertainty in contemporary social science: a preliminary reflection
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This concise preliminary reflection seeks to offer a fresh transdisciplinary lens to comprehensively discern and evaluate the various interlinks and overlaps between theory and methodology in current social scientific thought. A brief elaboration on the metatheoretical issues of complexity, relatedness and uncertainty encourages a suitable and sustainable analytic framework for generating, developing and cultivating a more open, dialogical and critical-reflexive way of perceiving social science and the precarious social world in general.
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| Authors | ;Charalambos Tsekeris;Olga Papadopoulou |
| Journal | molecular informatics |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.31269/triplec.v11i2.515
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