Introduction The tapestry of social life is woven from countless threads, each representing distinct forces—cultural norms, economic structures, power relations, personal identities, and more. Sociological research often involves unpacking these threads to explain how and why certain patterns of behavior…
Ethnography is one of the most profound and revealing methodologies within sociological research, known for its immersive, holistic, and context-sensitive nature. It involves studying people in their natural settings to gain insights into their cultures, practices, and worldviews. One of…
Epistemological anarchy is a concept that challenges the traditional views of scientific knowledge and its development. Originating from the work of philosopher of science Paul Feyerabend, epistemological anarchy argues against the existence of universal methodological rules in science, proposing instead…
