Comparing the epistemologies of scientific disciplines in two distinct domains: modern physics versus social sciences. II: Epistemology and knowledge characteristics of the ‘new’ social sciences

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Abstract Part II is devoted to the epistemology and knowledge characteristics of the ‘new’ social sciences. Part II also explains epistemological and methodological differences and similarities among scientific disciplines such as the physical sciences and the social sciences and their respective fields of application. Part I treated the same topics in relation to the physical sciences, represented by modern physics. (SeeSystems Research and Behavioral Science, 19: 199–209 (2002)). Copyright © 2002 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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