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Full Description
Social Science Philosophy for Social Research invites readers on an enriching intellectual journey through the foundational philosophies that shape modern social inquiry. This comprehensive and accessible volume demystifies the complex interplay between epistemology, ontology, and methodology, offering clear guidance for scholars navigating the philosophical dimensions of research design. With engaging dialogues, illustrative examples, and contemporary reflections, the book illuminates how philosophy underpins research questions, methods, and ethical considerations. From classical paradigms like positivism and interpretivism to emerging approaches involving technology, sustainability, and global collaboration, it equips students, academics, and practitioners with the conceptual tools to think critically and act ethically in their research. A must-read for anyone committed to meaningful and reflective social science research.
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to Social Science Philosophy - Chapter 2: Philosophical Underpinnings - Chapter 3: Epistemological Perspectives - Chapter 4: Ontological Perspectives - Chapter 5: Methodological Approaches - Chapter 6: Ethical Considerations in Social Research - Chapter 7: Pragmatism and Pluralism in Social Research - Chapter 8: The Role of Theory in Social Research - Chapter 9: Postmodernism and Challenges to Traditional Paradigms - Chapter 10: Research Paradigms and Research Questions - Chapter 11: Reflexivity and Positionality - Chapter 12: Philosophical Critiques and Contemporary Debates - Chapter 13: Technology and Innovation in Social Research - Chapter 14: Global Perspectives in Social Research - Chapter 15: Environmental and Sustainability Research - Chapter 16: Funding Issues in Research - Chapter 17: Impact of Research Publications - Chapter 18: The Future of Social Research: Emerging Paradigms and Trends
