ECON 111 Study Guide - Final Guide: David Addington, Majdanek Concentration Camp, Waar

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Economics
• Course: ECON 111
• Professor: Ian James Cromb

Document Summary

Thinking sociologically part 1 foundational issues to human like and human knowledge issues of metatheory the orthodox consensus of post-war sociology. What is the foundation to scientific knowledge. What is the foundation to knowledge about social life sociology as a science science as an art the role of language in science. Elements of an integrated sociological conception of social like (micro/macro; structure/agency; relational nature of social reality; reflexivity) Science and the arts not completely divergent. A highly developed science and a highly develop art are very close together stems from the intellect. Draws upon creativity of emotions and imagination stem from the emotions limitless potential comparative standards of excellence. Employs aspects of reality and like experience with imagination language is a critical dimension of science. Humankind creates order to its world (the intellect begins with some principles of order to observe and classify. An episteme is a fundamental code of a culture allows us to order observations.