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A journey to soul-touching research in social sciences and humanities
OSF Preprints 2020 (3):1-6 (2020)
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We researchers in the humanities and social sciences, similar to the archaeologists but only less literally, are constantly digging through unknown dirt and even uncharted territories in hopes of finding “diamonds.”Author's Profile
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