About the book
Alan Bryman's work on research methods in the social sciences, concerned with the roles of quantity and quality in how social research is carried out. It was first published in 1988.
Chessable co-founder David Kramaley found it a very tough read, but says its sections on epistemology broadened his thinking about what counts as true.
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David Kramaley (Co-Founder/Chessable)
This is a very tough read, but the sections on epistemology really helped me broaden my mind and balance my worldview. It helps you think about what is true, and challenge the notions of “truth”. What is true? Well, it turns out that there is not a single agreed definition, and it can even be said that true is whatever the most of us agree on. Mind-boggling.
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