On Methodological Problems of the Social Sciences

Russian Studies in Philosophy 20 (3):78-91 (1981)
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It is common knowledge that problems of method have been exceptionally important in the history of science in modern times. Furthermore, their treatment with respect to the specifics of historical and social cognition has been intimately interwoven with interpretation of the fundamental questions of philosophy

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