 | James B. Rule - 1997 - 276 str.
...Indeed. Basic to my argument is the assertion that no one genre of theory of the sort considered here can reasonably claim to yield the full range of insights...understandings derived from a wide variety of theoretical inspirations. Moreover, I shall argue, every theoretical program is prey to the tendency to fruitless... | |
 | J. J. Suh, Peter J. Katzenstein, Allen Carlson - 2004 - 292 str.
...reality. Since no one analytic perspective can confidently claim to offer all the insights we need, "the best case for progress in the understanding of social life lies in ... the expanding fund of insights and understandings derived from a wide variety of theoretical inspirations"... | |
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Basic to my argument is the assertion that no one genre of theory of the sort considered here can reasonably claim to yield the full range of insights required for our analytical needs. The best case for progress in the understanding of social life lies... 