Niels Bohr’ Complementarity Principle and Methodology of Social Science

Proceedings of the XXIII World Congress of Philosophy 67:11-15 (2018)
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The principle of complementarity articulated Niels Bohr applied to atomic physics, has general philosophical significance, moreover, it helps to overcome the objectivity/subjectivity in the social sciences. In accordance with principle of complementarity social reality appears more vividly and stereoscopy. The principle of complementarity in social science is valuable, especially if we try to analyze the constant, institutionalized and changing social structure.

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