His Essay on the Nature and Significance of Economic Science (1932) has become a methodological classic.
Structured around case studies of objects abroad and in American collections, the seminar will couple rigorous visual analysis with classic and contemporary methodological approaches from the field in its study of reliquaries, altarpieces, tombs, monumental architectural programs, and liturgical props, among other works.
Much of my research involves classification and categorization of ancient political structures, but especially coming out of the vaguely post-positivist methodological tradition of classics, there is almost zero methodological, theoretical, or philosophical discussion about how to do such research.
This paper incorporates that in its methodological procedures and improves the classic way of classifying licenses based on Lerner and Tirole2's work in a more realistic, empirically-based schema.
The research strategy of "methodological solipsism" (Fodor 1980 , 1981 is one classic version of this individualistic conception of cognition.
Znaniecki co-authored with W. I. Thomas The Polish Peasant in Europe and America (1918-1920), a five-volume work with a "Methodological Note" that has made it a classic of sociological literature.
As for the methodological aspects of our study, if the classic single-stage design (SSD) was applied, the sample size needed would have been 472 patients.
Genetic research on human populations went through a fundamental methodological transition during the 1980s, when the classic genetic markers were increasingly replaced by DNA markers.
Subject has three goals: introduces students to the classic works on ethnic politics, familiarizes students with new research and methodological innovations in the study of ethnic politics, and helps students design and execute original research projects related to ethnic politics.
