More on the value of disciplines to the social sciences, and also the standpoint relativity of pretty wrapping

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This paper gives further feedback in response to the evening of presentations about the value of different disciplines to the social sciences, at the University of Manchester. I respond to Peter Lawler’s presentation for the politics department, or discipline area. The appendix responds to a remark which I found online about Laura Valentini, related to the main content.

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Terence Rajivan Edward
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