"We conclude that studying the family in a vacuum, without accounting for the role of culture, may lead to misleading conclusions." Before you jump to conclusions about economics disciplinary imperialism... I did confirm that this piece does not cite a single piece of sociology. https://t.co/6jlsg4pzol
(How) Can sociological explanations act? Fantastic piece on the socio-political conditions of performativity of sociological knowledge by @jana_bacevic
Knowledge does act - but how and when exactly? @jana_bacevic argues that disciplinary knowledge only acts when there's an overlap between disciplinary modes of justification and modes of justification common to a specific kind of political regime. 🔥 https://t.co/5lXayufIUb
I just published "Quantifying the exclusionary process of canonisation, or How to become a classic of the social sciences" @ International Review of #sociology @tandfonline https://t.co/MDxz8RyElC
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Interesting comments on Rosa and his reception in the US, from a Bourdieusian point of view. https://t.co/ISAL0XQXgv
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@moritzmaehr Yes, exactly, the article by R. Mayntz also talks mainly about the natural sciences. Is there actually a good historical study on the question of how SPSS etc. have changed the social sciences? And how software has found its way into qualitative research on social phenomena?
The American Sociological Association is collapsing and its organization is a perpetual stagnation machine https://t.co/aSOtymGIXh
The always great Monika Krause, on her latest piece in @SocTheory: https://t.co/sg3A33aTjo