Philosophy of the Social Sciences, June 1993 Vol 23 No 2, Sage Journals
Philosophy of the Social Sciences, June 1993 Vol 23 No 2, Sage Journals
Published by Sage Periodicals Press
Philosophy of the Social Sciences focuses on the central issues of the social sciences, including general methodology (explaining, theorizing, testing), the application of philosophy (especially individualism versus holism), the nature of rationality, and the history of theories and concepts.
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In this issue, articles Include:
Marx's Embryology of Society by Arno Wouters
Marx's Embryology of Society by Arno Wouters
Has History Refuted Marxism? by Richard Hudelson
From Social Subject to the 'Person' The Belated Transformation in Latter-Day Soviet Philosophy by Edward M. Swiderski
Review Essays : The End of Functionalism: Parsons, Merton, and Their Heirs by Stephen P. Turner
Review Essays : Vico in Context by A.M. Adam
Review Essays : The End of Functionalism: Parsons, Merton, and Their Heirs by Stephen P. Turner
Review Essays : Vico in Context by A.M. Adam
Review Essays : The Observation of Kinky Sex by J.O. Wisdom
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