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Define the following terms.
When, Where and Who
coined them? Who used them? How did they develop? How are they
related? How have they changed? What terms need to be added to
the list. Find and cite examples of scholarly papers that
define, describe or contrast them. Note, different disciplines
ignore each other's contributions so look at literature from
philosophy, anthropology, sociology, political science, history,
psychology and geography.
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| Science
History of
Science
Philosophy of
Science
Scientific Method
Social
Science
Social
Science Methodology
induction
problem of
induction
deduction
laws
theory
model
observation
data
experiment
explanation
hypothesis
hypothetico-deductive
method
falsifyability
probability
statistics
design of
experiment
knowledge
logic
cogency
causality
conceptual
metaphor
empirical method
quasi-empirical
methods
instrumentalism
peer review
System
Measurement |
Qualitative
methods
Philosophy
Epistemology
ontology
Metaphysics
natural
philosophy
Phenomenology
Pragmatism
Ordinary language philosophy
philosophy
of perception
Analytic philosophy
Continental philosophy
Realism
Idealism
(German)
Empiricism
Rationalism
Positivism
(logical)
Skepticism
Existentialism
Renaissance
Humanism
Reformation
Enlightenment
Encyclopedie
Deism
Theism |
Counter-Enlightenment
Sturm und Drang
Romanticism
Liberalism
Conservatism
Marxism
Marxist
Marxian
Cultural materialism
Darwinism
Hegelianism
socialism
Industrial
Revolution
Owenism
anarchism
communism
Historicism
Philology
Anthropology
Ethnology
Ethnography
Redfield-Lewis controversy
Geography
Sociology
Psychology
Intellectual History
Political economy
gender studies |
Functional linguistic
tradition
unilinear evolution
multilinear evolution
Functionalism
Structuralism
Semiotics
Structural-functionalism
Culture and Personality
Psychoanalysis
Social ecology
Cultural ecology
Human ecology
Chicago School
Frankfurt School
Modern
Post Modernism
Post Structuralism
Historical particularism
Ethnoscience
socio linguistics
Structure - Agency
Structuration Theory
Critical Theory
Critical Realism
Ethnomethodology
Cognitive Anthropology
Sociobiology
Rational Choice Theory
Symbolic Interaction
Discourse Theory
Set theory
Game Theory
Social Contract theory
Hermeneutics
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