However, it should be borne in mind that sociological and clinical practice differences may imply underlying different meanings regarding PC and end of life issues.
For example, remote medicine for indigenous populations has been defined as...an emerging discipline with distinct sociological, historical and practice characteristics.
The wide notion of discovery is mostly deployed in sociological accounts of scientific practice.
By contrast, Ludwik Fleck practiced a sociological analysis of science in which "styles of thought" played a central role.
By way of the division of labor he left it to Neurath and Frank to pursue the historical and practice-related sociological questions that the pure logic of science had to leave unaddressed.
While MFA modelling serves to describe and quantify all food consumption processes and related flows at the micro-level, SPT is applied to investigate how individual, technological and sociological aspects of consumption practices converge towards household food "metabolic profiles".
This is perhaps most obvious in Zhang's paper where she argues for bringing western sociological concepts such as practices of intimacy and displaying family into dialogue with Chinese concepts of xiao and mianzi, thus following in the footsteps of others who have suggested that Chinese concepts may have broader sociological purchase (e.g., Qi 2014).
The text incorporates a broad range of genres, ranging from documentary on local agricultural practices to sociological observations of the places visited and their inhabitants; Norman Grabo describes it as "an example of the American tradition of book-as-anthology and authorship-as-editing".
When the nature (e.g. CAM) is doubted by dominant theories (e.g. biomedicine) and politics in the medical field, the sociological perspective that I practiced in this paper seems to be the one that the sociology of the effects of medicine and science needs to carry forward.
