The Routledge companion to philosophy of social science / edited by Lee McIntyre and Alex Rosenberg.
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Table of Contents:
- Part I : historical and philosophical context
- Comte and the positivist vision / Vincent Guillin
- Durkkeim and the methods of scientific sociology / Warren Schmaus
- Verstehen and the reaction against positivism / Brian Fay
- The development of logical empiricism / Thomas Uebel
- Popper's influence on the social sciences / Jeremy Shearmur / Kuhn's influence on the social sciences / K. Brad Wray
- Interpretivism and critical theory / Kenneth Baynes
- The empirical counter-revolution / Jaakko Kuorikoski
- Part II : concepts
- Explanation / David Henderson
- Reductionism / Harold Kincaid
- Emergence / Julie Zahle
- Methodological individualism / Petri Ylikoski
- Functionalism / Alex Rosenberg
- Naturalism / David Livingstone Smith
- Game theory / Christina Bicchieri and Giacomo Sillari
- Situational analysis / Kevin D. Hoover
- Bias in social science experiments / Sharon Crasnow
- Causal interference and modeling / Tuukka Kaidesoja
- Collective intentionality / Marija Jankovic and Kirk Ludwig
- Microfoundations / Daniel Little
- Social ontology / Brian Epstein
- Realism and antirealism / Randall Harp and Kareem Khalifa
- Critical realism / Justin Cruickshank
- Objectivity / Eleonora Montuschi
- Part III : debates
- Are there social scientific laws? / Julian Reiss
- Behavioral economics / Conrad Heilmann
- Machine epistemology and big data / Gregory Wheeler
- Evolutionary psychology / Stephen M. Downes
- Cognitive science / David Eck and Stephen Turner
- The social construction of knowledge / Steve Fuller
- Feminism in social research / Marianne Janack
- Race in social research / Michael Root
- Part IV : individual sciences
- Philosophy of economics / Don Ross
- Philosophy of history / Paul A. Roth
- Philosophy of psychology / Nico Orlandi and Janette Dinishak
- Philosophy of sociology and anthropology / Mark Risjord
- Why is there no philosophy of political science / Bruno Verbeek and Lee McIntyre.