"Interpretive Social Science and the "Native's Point of View

In the past two decades, many anthropologists have been drawn to "interpre tive" perspectives which hold that the study of human culture would profit by using approaches developed in the humanities, rather than using approaches used in the natural sciences. The author discusses the source of the appeal of such perspectives but argues that interpretive approaches to social science tend to be fundamentally flawed, even by common everyday epistemological standards

Appeal · Epistemology · Human science · Natural (archaeology · Natural science · Political science · Social science · Sociology · Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture · Law · Philosophy

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