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define positivism and anti positivism​

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Answered by kkhairnar789
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Conducting research in social and political science can proceed in a number of methods

depending on different approaches in the philosophy of social science. Positivism, one of the

dominant approaches in social science, is the point of departure of this paper. This section will

provides the basic meaning and characteristics of Positivism as an approach in social science,

and then the next section is going to show other approaches which are non-Positivist tradition.

Contrasting to the Positivism approach, Non-Positivism, such as Realism and Interpretive,

does not believe in the absolute scientific mode of inquiry and explanation, rather, Realism and

Interpretive approaches pay their attention to the factors that Positivism tend to ignore, for

instance, the social structure and value-led interpretive method.

Answered by Anonymous
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Conducting research in social and political science can proceed in a number of methods

depending on different approaches in the philosophy of social science. Positivism, one of the

dominant approaches in social science, is the point of departure of this paper. This section will

provides the basic meaning and characteristics of Positivism as an approach in social science,

and then the next section is going to show other approaches which are non-Positivist tradition.

Contrasting to the Positivism approach, Non-Positivism, such as Realism and Interpretive,

does not believe in the absolute scientific mode of inquiry and explanation, rather, Realism and

Interpretive approaches pay their attention to the factors that Positivism tend to ignore, for

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