The Meaning of Social Science
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On the other hand, the attempts to interpret the facts have left me in precisely that state of suspended judgment with i6o THE MEANING OF SOCIAL SCIENCE which it would be desirable for our committee of the whole to begin its work.
Assuming a condition of complete open-mind- edness; assuming that the scenes in the human drama enacted by the French between the dates selected mean something as a fragment of all human experience; the task of our committee of the whole is to get at a description of ...the facts just as they were.
For over a hundred years the historians have been showing that this process of ascertaining the bare facts is by no means as simple as it sounds. I cannot rehearse even the chief points of their discoveries in this connection, but I must seize upon one main feature of the whole affair. The historians found it out for themselves, but the sociologists have taken up the discovery and I think they have added something to the histori- ans' use of it.
The moment the committee moves in the direction of the task of exhibiting the facts, it encounters the reality which I spoke of in the last lecture, namely: No fact can be described just as it zuas unless it is described in all of its functionings as a phase of the whole com- plex of experience within which it occurred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the other hand, the attempts to interpret the facts have left me in precisely that state of suspended judgment with i6o THE MEANING OF SOCIAL SCIENCE which it would be desirable for our committee of the whole to begin its work.
Assuming a condition of complete open-mind- edness; assuming that the scenes in the human drama enacted by the French between the dates selected mean something as a fragment of all human experience; the task of our committee of the whole is to get at a description of ...the facts just as they were.
For over a hundred years the historians have been showing that this process of ascertaining the bare facts is by no means as simple as it sounds. I cannot rehearse even the chief points of their discoveries in this connection, but I must seize upon one main feature of the whole affair. The historians found it out for themselves, but the sociologists have taken up the discovery and I think they have added something to the histori- ans' use of it.
The moment the committee moves in the direction of the task of exhibiting the facts, it encounters the reality which I spoke of in the last lecture, namely: No fact can be described just as it zuas unless it is described in all of its functionings as a phase of the whole com- plex of experience within which it occurred.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albion Woodbury Small to read onlineMoreLess
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