On Social Research and Its Language
Edited and with an Introduction by Raymond Boudon
342 pages, 13 line drawings, 37 tables 6 x 9
©
1993
Series: Heritage of Sociology Series
Cloth $70.00
ISBN: 9780226469614
Published November 1993
Paper $29.00
ISBN: 9780226469638
Published November 1993
Acknowledgments Introduction I. Substantive Social Research 1. On Unemployment Response to Deprivation 2. On Communication Audience Research 3. On Consumer Behavior The Analysis of Consumer Actions 4. On Voting Political Perception 5. On the Academic Mind Social Scientists and Recent Threats to Academic Freedom Methodology of Social Research 6. Observing The Controversy over Detailed Interviews: An Offer for Negotiation Problems of Survey Analysis The Use of Panels in Social Research 7. Classifying and Building Typologies Some Remarks on Typological Procedures in Social Research A Digression on Disposition Concepts 8. Analyzing the Relations between Variables On the Relation between Individual and Collective Properties Mutual Relations over Time of Two Attributes: A Review and Integration of Various Approaches 9. Qualitative Analysis Some Functions of Qualitative Analysis in Social Research 10. Macrosociology Macrosociology 11. The Relevance of Methodology Methodological Problems in Empirical Social Research III. History and Sociology of Social Research 12. Sociology of Social Research The Sociology of Empirical Social Research 13. History of Social Research Notes on the History of Quantification in Sociology: Trends, Sources, and Problems Max Weber and Empirical Social Research The Writings of Paul F. Lazarfeld Name and Title Index Subject Index
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