The aim of this article is to provide a rational reconstruction of the diagram as a tool for social scientific theorizing. I will show how Coleman uses the diagram and how it can be employed as a tool for theoretical thinking. I will also demonstrate how it can be used to clarify the nature of the micro-macro challenge in social explanation. The structure of the article is as following. Section 2 will describe the diagram and its elements. Section 3 will show various ways in which Coleman used the diagram in his work. Section 4 discusses more systematically issues related to the interpretation of the diagram, and Section 5 will provide a diagnosis of some recent interpretations of the diagram. Finally, Section 6 focuses on some important li...
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Certain key ideas have served to stimulate thought about the nature of sociological inquiry by prese...
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Social network analysis offers a broad range of formal and interpretative methodologies to deal with...
The opening of enormous databases and the possibility offered by new tools to access the heterogen...
This special issue moves beyond an understanding of diagrams as mere inscriptions of objects and pro...
The aim of this article is to provide a rational reconstruction of the diagram as a tool for social ...
Certain key ideas have served to stimulate thought about the nature of sociological inquiry by prese...
<p>I propose a formal model of cognitional operations sufficient to explain genetic method. In his a...
The article aims to demonstrate the importance of the diagrammatic image as an essential element of ...
textabstractAbell, Felin and Foss argue that "macro-explanations" in strategic management, explanati...
The study of diagrammatic reasoning often focuses on computational models of diagram use rather than...
Dr Dean Kenning will discuss the Social Body Mind Map – a diagrammatic tool to enable critical refle...
I propose the term ‘exploratory diagrams’ to describe an approach to diagramming which goes beyond t...
Biologists often hypothesize mechanisms to explai phenomena. Our interest is how their understanding...
Diagrams and diagrammatic representations in the form of notes, tables, schemata, graphs, drawing an...
This article reflects on the power and dangers of diagrams as a mode of anthropological exposition, ...
In virtue of what do scientific diagrams acquire their epistemic legitimacy? Which factors serve to ...
Social network analysis offers a broad range of formal and interpretative methodologies to deal with...
The opening of enormous databases and the possibility offered by new tools to access the heterogen...
This special issue moves beyond an understanding of diagrams as mere inscriptions of objects and pro...