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Discomfort with traditional empirical methods and the quest for cumulative knowledge of human action has become widespread. The recognition of theoretical and methodological inadequacies has sparked a search for a more robust conception of human science. Now, in Toward Transformation in Social Knowledge, Kenneth J. Gergen develops the ground for a view of human science as social construction. Demonstrating that descriptions of human action can neither be based in--nor corrected by--scientific observation, he provides a bold challenge to traditional views, and clears the way for new alternatives in scientific practice. This second edition contains a new introduction showing the place of this work within those movements which have taken place since it was first published nearly a decade ago.Interdisciplinary in its approach, this book will be essential reading for psychologists, sociologists, and others who seek a fresh understanding of our concept of social knowledge.
Previous ed.: New York : Springer-Verlag, 1982.
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 211-246.
Tabla de contenidos provista por Syndetics
- Traditional Science in a World of Change
- The Communal Basis of Social Knowledge
- Generative Theory and Degenerative Metatheory
- The Turning Point in Life-Span Study
- The Historical Context of Transformation