Thesis/Dissertation: Bc. et Bc. Peter Fronček, učo 270300: Utilizing the Complexity Paradigm in Sociology
Master's thesis
Utilizing the Complexity Paradigm in Sociology
Abstract
Tato magisterská práce se věnuje vztahu sociologie a paradigmatu tzv. “complexity science”. Je ustanoven předpoklad, že sociologie jako věda se nachází na prahu nové krize, kvůli její neschopnosti adekvátně reagovat nové podstatě vědeckých dat a novým možnostem jejich analýzy a provádění vědeckého výzkumu v dnešní informační době. Práce zkoumá možnost přijetí paradigmatu komplexity a příbuzných metod …more
Abstract
The thesis explores the interplay of the paradigms of complexity science and sociology. It is postulated that sociology is entering a new crisis due to its inability to reflect on the changing nature of scientific data and the new possibilities of doing scientific research in the information age. The option of embracing the complexity paradigm and its methods by sociologists as a possible answer to …more
Thesis description
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Literature
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- WASSERMAN, Stanley and Katherine FAUST. Social network analysis :methods and applications. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1994, xxxi, 825. ISBN 0-521-38707-8.
- GOULDNER, Alvin Ward. The coming crisis of western sociology. New York: Basic books, 1970, xv, 528 s. ISBN 0-465-01278-7.
- MILLS, C. Wright. The sociological imagination. 1st ed. New York: Grove Press, 1961, 324 s.
- WELLMAN, Barry. Networks in the global village :life in contemporary communities. Boulder: Westview Press, 1999, xxiv, 377. ISBN 0-8133-6821-9.
- The Sage handbook of social network analysis. Edited by John Scott - Peter J. Carrington. First published. Los Angeles: SAGE, 2011, xvi, 622. ISBN 9781847873958.
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