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The Methodology of the Social Sciences

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vant and economically conditioned phenomena P 66 Condi
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P 13 Meaning of valuejudgment role of valuejudgment
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justicespecific ethical problems personal and social which
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TitleThe Methodology of the Social Sciences
AuthorMax Weber
EditorsEdward Albert Shils, Henry A. Finch
Translated byEdward Albert Shils, Henry A. Finch
PublisherFree Press, 1968
Original fromNorthwestern University
DigitizedMay 24, 2011
Length188 pages
  
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