Titlebook: Causality in Sociological Research; Jakub Karpiński Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 Action.ETA.Interpretation.controlling.experi

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Physik der optischen Strahlung,tions in sociology and the methodology of sociology. It turns out that we can sometimes find rather specific interpretations of the causal link, rarely encountered outside the social sciences (Lazarsfeld’s concept of causal conditioning as a statistical relationship which is not spurious).

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Causal Analyses and Theoretical Analyses,arious methods of causal analyses have been worked out, and these are sometimes claimed to bridge the gap between empirical research and theories. One may pose the question whether and how far those analyses deserve to be called ... When discussing this issue we shall also examine the methodological character of causal analyses.

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,Human Beings and Collectivities. The Problem of the “Level of Analysis” in Sociology, The controversy over the way of existence of social reality was identified with, or made similar to, the controversy over whether linguistic facts have their extralinguistic analogues, and if it is so, what those analogues are.

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Grundlagen der Objektorientierung,s taken into consideration and according to the said additional constraints one can point to the various interpretations of causal links. The methods of establishing those links are distinguished relatively independently from the way in which they are understood.

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Verification of Statements on Causal Relationships in Experimental Research,d moreover . has been produced on purpose. In accordance with that idea, a connection between phenomena which occur under the conditions of experimental manipulation suffices for a causal nexus to be stated.

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Book 1990in its genealogy and, remembering Hume‘s criticism of the concept of cause, speak about positivism as about a trend which is inclined to treat lightly the study of causes and confines itself to the statements on co-occurrence of phenomena.