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Interpretivism

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Social Issues

 

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Barbara H

 

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February 9, 2014

 

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Given this, we cannot know the ‘true’ nature of the object world, separate from our perception of it. Weber believed that things that exist in space are merely appearances, and have no independent existence from our thoughts. The social world cannot be described without investigating how individuals use language and symbols to construct what social practices and experiences mean for them...
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The social world cannot be described without investigating how individuals use language and symbols to construct what social practices and experiences mean for them. For only when we come to understand the individual experience and its subjective interpretation that we begin to understand why social actors behave in particular ways...
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