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Julian Hamann@julianhamann.bsky.social |
A note by Lorraine Daston: Why is there no epistemology of the humanities whereas there's so much philosophical research on the epistemology of the sciences? Could the emerging history of the humanities be a stimulus? I'd have the same questions for sociology...
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andrés castro araújo
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I tend to think of methods papers as analogous to that. I just wish stuff on mixed-methods stuff was more developed.
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João Ohara
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I wrote in another place that I disagree with her assessment. I think there is some work being done on the "epistemology of humanities," but maybe just not in the form she envisions. In history, we have a small but relatively long-lived community.
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