Should we rebuild social sciences’ foundations? Reviews of some points in Brian Epstein´s proposal
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Ontology, social sciences, speculative realismAbstract
This article was born in response to social sciences philosopher Brian Epstein´s proposal to redirect research from a new ontological order, with its own definitions and methodological contributions. From this request I will critically review Epstein's theory, expand the review of the ontological-epistemic issues related to social sciences currently under discussion and point out the importance of linking these reflections within the axiological framework of sciences in general.
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