Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Introduction: The History of Sociology and the History of Science: New Epistemological Issues, Ambits and Perspectives
<b>Part One</b>
Chapter 1. Preliminary Considerations
Chapter 2. From a Critique of Metaphysics to Self-Criticism in Science.
Chapter 3. Addressing Semantics and Epistemology
Chapter 4. The Dogma of the Philosophy of Science
Chapter 5. The Historical Method and Issues of Knowledge: The Neo-Rationalist Turning Point In Italy
Chapter 6. Marxism, Epistemology and John Dewey’s Pragmatism in Italy
Chapter 7. Sociology as a Science of Concepts
Chapter 8. Epistemology and the Sociological Method
<b>Part Two</b>
Chapter 9 .The Crisis of Rationality and Historians of Science
Chapter 10. Popper, the Popperians and a New Methodological Theory for the Social Sciences
Chapter 11.From an Examinationination of Methodological Individualism to the Post-Empiricist Debate
Chapter 12. From Constructivism to the Meta-theory
Chapter 13. Concepts and Revolutions of Knowledge and Know-How
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Audience: Scholars and researchers, University students, Scientists of scientific subjects, Modern historians