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May 1, 2001Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews521 citations

Experiments in Knowing: Gender and Method in the Social Sciences

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JSJoey SpragueAOAnn Oakley

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Part I: Modern Problems. 1. Who Knows?. 2. Paradigm Wars. 3. Hearing the Grass Grow. Part II: A Brief History of Methodology. 4. Cartesian Nightmares. 5. Mean Values. 6. Imagining Social Science. 7. Chance is a Fine Thing. Part III: Experiments and Their Enemies. 8. Experimental Sociology: The Early Years. 9. Of NITS and LIFE and Other Things. 10. Lessons from America. 11. The Rights of Animals and Other Creatures. Part IV: Moving On. 12. People's Ways of Knowing. 13. Challenges of an Experimenting Society. References.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a10fb81cfa01e990d9ff39ehttps://doi.org/10.2307/3089296
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