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Social Science and Its Methods

Albert Einstein - Personal Name;

Formal social science is relatively new. Nevertheless, a vast amount of information has been accumulated concerning the social life of human beings. This information has been used in building a system of knowledge about the nature, growth, and functioning of human societies. Social science is the name given to that system of knowledge. All knowledge is (1) knowledge of human beings, including their culture and products, and (2) knowledge of natural environment. Human culture has been changing, and knowledge about it has been gradually accumulating ever since the far distant time when humans ﬁrst assumed their distinctively human character. But until rather recent times, this knowledge was not scientiﬁc in the modern sense. Scientiﬁc knowledge is knowledge that has been systematically gathered, classiﬁed, related, and interpreted. It is concerned with learning the concepts and applying those concepts to particulars, rather than just learning a vast amount of information.

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