Comparing the Social Sciences: A Step Toward Integration or Separation?, Presented at 18th Ann. Conference Association for Integrative Studies, Ypsilanti, Michigan, October 3-6, 1996

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This is a talk outline of 2 pages, followed by a n attached printout of a TABLE authored 1996 by Ray Miller, titles Post-WWII Social Sciences comparing the features of about 6 different social sciences disciplines (Anthropology, Psychology, sociology, Economics, Political Sci, History, Geography). Also attached is a one-page bibliography, plus photocopies of excerpts from The Curriculum and the Disciplines of Knowledge, by King & Brownell, "Theoretical & political perspectives of American sociologists in the 1990's " by Sanderson & Ellis, "Putting economics in its Place" by Heilbroner, and "What are we bounding..." by I. Wallerstein.

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