Sociology - Methodology, Society & Cyberculture, Social Sciences - Methodology, Social Aspects of Technology, Human Ecology, Physical Anthropology
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Overview
'An eloquent and exquisitely reasoned plea for a social science based on what is distinctively human about human beings their capacity to create meaning by the forms of interpretation that make human culture possible. This book is a lively attack on the growing antihumanism of so much contemporary social science, and it deserves a wide audience.' Jerome Bruner, New York UniversitySynopsis
'An eloquent and exquisitely reasoned plea for a social science based on what is distinctively human about human beings their capacity to create meaning by the forms of interpretation that make human culture possible. This book is a lively attack on the growing antihumanism of so much contemporary social science, and it deserves a wide audience.' Jerome Bruner, New York University
Book Details
Published
August 1, 1994
Publisher
University of California Press
Pages
264
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780520089419