The Methodology of the Social Sciences¶
Weber, M. The Methodology of the Social Sciences.
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- The guard is to treat Weber's objective possibility as the standard behind the plausibility column — a branch is possible only to the degree the known conditions genuinely admitted it
This sourceTranslated and edited by E. A. Shils and H. A. Finch. The Free Press (1949). Treats objective possibility as a reality-disciplined judgment of whether known conditions genuinely admit a counterfactual course.
- The guard is to treat Weber's objective possibility as the standard behind the plausibility column — a branch is possible only to the degree the known conditions genuinely admitted it
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