Definition of social science in English:

social science

noun

mass noun

1The scientific study of human society and social relationships.
社会科学
Example sentencesExamples
- All of this work had the same aim as his first study - to better human life through social science.
- She began to feel that there was something which should be done about the system itself, so after two years she felt she should return to study social science.
- For social science to seem scientific, the first requirement is that people have numbers.
- However, in 1911 he gave up the idea of training for the priesthood and embarked on the study of philosophy, social science, and natural science.
- Our research is multidisciplinary and represents social science, medicine, and volcanology.
- He argues that modern social science rests on dubious theological assumptions.
- It is an extension of the evolution of the scientific method in the physical sciences into social science.
- He has a B.S. in environmental studies and an M.S. in social science.
- Agricultural economics is typically selected as a field of study by students who are interested in applied business or social science.
- It's just that much of this analysis boils down to either social history or cultural sociology - in other words, social science.
- The domain of their creative energy is confined to one specific department of science, namely social science.
- This is an interesting and informative introduction to debates in the philosophy and methodology of social science.
- For the past four years Ray, who lives in Whalley Range, Manchester, has spent at least three hours every day studying for an Open University degree in social science.
- Courses in literature, social science, and science were analytical, not moralistic.
- The final section of this chapter deals with wider issues and with the relative role of science and social science.
- He applied the method of analysis to political economy, which put a ‘logic of the human will’ at the centre of social science.
- Ives said any efforts to tackle the problems must be linked to human sciences such as anthropology, social science, and human geography.
- A second recent development in the study of marriage has revived the project of comparative social science as a complement to the ethnographic discipline of fieldwork.
- Contemporary philosophers of social science have taken issue with traditional ideas about objectivity.
- No doubt Peukert's impatience with Max Weber has something to do with his own vision of what social science is and what methods may be best for its study.
1. 1.1count noun A subject within the field of social science, such as economics or politics.
  社会科学学科（如经济学或政治学）
  Example sentencesExamples
  They adjusted their curriculum and linked communications science with the social sciences.
  The most prominent science journals are in the social sciences, which are led by economics and political science.
  Current debates within the social sciences focus upon the impacts of one or more of these technologies.
  Major social sciences today are economics, political science, anthropology, and sociology.
  England supports research and teaching in all areas of science and the social sciences.
  Researchers from all fields of the behavioral and social sciences are encouraged to apply.
  In social sciences like archeology or history, it is clear that tomorrow is not the same as today.
  Postan wrote as an economist: as someone whose training was in the social sciences.
  It is based in Exeter, and its experience is largely in publishing heavyweight academic journals in the social sciences.
  Historical sciences are a general case of the historical social sciences.
  Proposals from all disciplines of the humanities and social sciences are welcome.
  And the list does not stop with other branches of psychology or even other social sciences.
  Critical Theory has a narrow and a broad meaning in philosophy and in the history of the social sciences.
  Perhaps the most highly developed social science is the archaeological study of the ancient Maya at the site of Copán and elsewhere in western Honduras.
  Of all the social sciences, economics most closely resembles the natural sciences.
  Other social sciences such as Economics, Sociology, and Anthropology were demarcated in similar fashion.
  In the social sciences, economics and econometrics are the most widespread and highly developed fields.
  Anthropology was better developed than other social sciences in this field.
  There is one social science that has adopted a view on human nature, albeit only implicitly, and that is economics.
  Much of the debate about nationalism has taken place not in International Relations but in another social science, Sociology.

Derivatives

social scientist

noun

An expert in or student of human society and social relationships, or any subject within this field, such as economics or politics.
a social scientist interested in questions of culture and religion
Example sentencesExamples
- social scientists have proven a link between diversity and productivity
- Let the best comparative studies of our top social scientists expand our knowledge of what works best and why.
- Much of his work requires an interdisciplinary approach involving social scientists and researchers in various fields.
- The family has been dissected and defended from as many points of view as there are articulate social scientists or imaginative writers.

Definition of social science in US English:

social science

nounˌsoʊʃəl ˈsaɪənsˌsōSHəl ˈsīəns

1The scientific study of human society and social relationships.
社会科学
Example sentencesExamples
- This is an interesting and informative introduction to debates in the philosophy and methodology of social science.
- However, in 1911 he gave up the idea of training for the priesthood and embarked on the study of philosophy, social science, and natural science.
- For social science to seem scientific, the first requirement is that people have numbers.
- She began to feel that there was something which should be done about the system itself, so after two years she felt she should return to study social science.
- Courses in literature, social science, and science were analytical, not moralistic.
- Agricultural economics is typically selected as a field of study by students who are interested in applied business or social science.
- The domain of their creative energy is confined to one specific department of science, namely social science.
- He applied the method of analysis to political economy, which put a ‘logic of the human will’ at the centre of social science.
- He argues that modern social science rests on dubious theological assumptions.
- The final section of this chapter deals with wider issues and with the relative role of science and social science.
- All of this work had the same aim as his first study - to better human life through social science.
- Contemporary philosophers of social science have taken issue with traditional ideas about objectivity.
- It is an extension of the evolution of the scientific method in the physical sciences into social science.
- Ives said any efforts to tackle the problems must be linked to human sciences such as anthropology, social science, and human geography.
- It's just that much of this analysis boils down to either social history or cultural sociology - in other words, social science.
- A second recent development in the study of marriage has revived the project of comparative social science as a complement to the ethnographic discipline of fieldwork.
- He has a B.S. in environmental studies and an M.S. in social science.
- Our research is multidisciplinary and represents social science, medicine, and volcanology.
- No doubt Peukert's impatience with Max Weber has something to do with his own vision of what social science is and what methods may be best for its study.
- For the past four years Ray, who lives in Whalley Range, Manchester, has spent at least three hours every day studying for an Open University degree in social science.
1. 1.1 A subject within the field of social science, such as economics or politics.
  社会科学学科（如经济学或政治学）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Of all the social sciences, economics most closely resembles the natural sciences.
  Critical Theory has a narrow and a broad meaning in philosophy and in the history of the social sciences.
  England supports research and teaching in all areas of science and the social sciences.
  And the list does not stop with other branches of psychology or even other social sciences.
  The most prominent science journals are in the social sciences, which are led by economics and political science.
  They adjusted their curriculum and linked communications science with the social sciences.
  Much of the debate about nationalism has taken place not in International Relations but in another social science, Sociology.
  Anthropology was better developed than other social sciences in this field.
  There is one social science that has adopted a view on human nature, albeit only implicitly, and that is economics.
  Current debates within the social sciences focus upon the impacts of one or more of these technologies.
  Historical sciences are a general case of the historical social sciences.
  Other social sciences such as Economics, Sociology, and Anthropology were demarcated in similar fashion.
  In the social sciences, economics and econometrics are the most widespread and highly developed fields.
  Proposals from all disciplines of the humanities and social sciences are welcome.
  Postan wrote as an economist: as someone whose training was in the social sciences.
  It is based in Exeter, and its experience is largely in publishing heavyweight academic journals in the social sciences.
  Researchers from all fields of the behavioral and social sciences are encouraged to apply.
  Perhaps the most highly developed social science is the archaeological study of the ancient Maya at the site of Copán and elsewhere in western Honduras.
  In social sciences like archeology or history, it is clear that tomorrow is not the same as today.
  Major social sciences today are economics, political science, anthropology, and sociology.

单词	social science
释义	Definition of social science in English: social science noun mass noun 1The scientific study of human society and social relationships. 社会科学 Example sentencesExamples All of this work had the same aim as his first study - to better human life through social science. She began to feel that there was something which should be done about the system itself, so after two years she felt she should return to study social science. For social science to seem scientific, the first requirement is that people have numbers. However, in 1911 he gave up the idea of training for the priesthood and embarked on the study of philosophy, social science, and natural science. Our research is multidisciplinary and represents social science, medicine, and volcanology. He argues that modern social science rests on dubious theological assumptions. It is an extension of the evolution of the scientific method in the physical sciences into social science. He has a B.S. in environmental studies and an M.S. in social science. Agricultural economics is typically selected as a field of study by students who are interested in applied business or social science. It's just that much of this analysis boils down to either social history or cultural sociology - in other words, social science. The domain of their creative energy is confined to one specific department of science, namely social science. This is an interesting and informative introduction to debates in the philosophy and methodology of social science. For the past four years Ray, who lives in Whalley Range, Manchester, has spent at least three hours every day studying for an Open University degree in social science. Courses in literature, social science, and science were analytical, not moralistic. The final section of this chapter deals with wider issues and with the relative role of science and social science. He applied the method of analysis to political economy, which put a ‘logic of the human will’ at the centre of social science. Ives said any efforts to tackle the problems must be linked to human sciences such as anthropology, social science, and human geography. A second recent development in the study of marriage has revived the project of comparative social science as a complement to the ethnographic discipline of fieldwork. Contemporary philosophers of social science have taken issue with traditional ideas about objectivity. No doubt Peukert's impatience with Max Weber has something to do with his own vision of what social science is and what methods may be best for its study. 1.1count noun A subject within the field of social science, such as economics or politics. 社会科学学科（如经济学或政治学） Example sentencesExamples They adjusted their curriculum and linked communications science with the social sciences. The most prominent science journals are in the social sciences, which are led by economics and political science. Current debates within the social sciences focus upon the impacts of one or more of these technologies. Major social sciences today are economics, political science, anthropology, and sociology. England supports research and teaching in all areas of science and the social sciences. Researchers from all fields of the behavioral and social sciences are encouraged to apply. In social sciences like archeology or history, it is clear that tomorrow is not the same as today. Postan wrote as an economist: as someone whose training was in the social sciences. It is based in Exeter, and its experience is largely in publishing heavyweight academic journals in the social sciences. Historical sciences are a general case of the historical social sciences. Proposals from all disciplines of the humanities and social sciences are welcome. And the list does not stop with other branches of psychology or even other social sciences. Critical Theory has a narrow and a broad meaning in philosophy and in the history of the social sciences. Perhaps the most highly developed social science is the archaeological study of the ancient Maya at the site of Copán and elsewhere in western Honduras. Of all the social sciences, economics most closely resembles the natural sciences. Other social sciences such as Economics, Sociology, and Anthropology were demarcated in similar fashion. In the social sciences, economics and econometrics are the most widespread and highly developed fields. Anthropology was better developed than other social sciences in this field. There is one social science that has adopted a view on human nature, albeit only implicitly, and that is economics. Much of the debate about nationalism has taken place not in International Relations but in another social science, Sociology. Derivatives social scientist noun An expert in or student of human society and social relationships, or any subject within this field, such as economics or politics. a social scientist interested in questions of culture and religion Example sentencesExamples social scientists have proven a link between diversity and productivity Let the best comparative studies of our top social scientists expand our knowledge of what works best and why. Much of his work requires an interdisciplinary approach involving social scientists and researchers in various fields. The family has been dissected and defended from as many points of view as there are articulate social scientists or imaginative writers. Definition of social science in US English: social science nounˌsoʊʃəl ˈsaɪənsˌsōSHəl ˈsīəns 1The scientific study of human society and social relationships. 社会科学 Example sentencesExamples This is an interesting and informative introduction to debates in the philosophy and methodology of social science. However, in 1911 he gave up the idea of training for the priesthood and embarked on the study of philosophy, social science, and natural science. For social science to seem scientific, the first requirement is that people have numbers. She began to feel that there was something which should be done about the system itself, so after two years she felt she should return to study social science. Courses in literature, social science, and science were analytical, not moralistic. Agricultural economics is typically selected as a field of study by students who are interested in applied business or social science. The domain of their creative energy is confined to one specific department of science, namely social science. He applied the method of analysis to political economy, which put a ‘logic of the human will’ at the centre of social science. He argues that modern social science rests on dubious theological assumptions. The final section of this chapter deals with wider issues and with the relative role of science and social science. All of this work had the same aim as his first study - to better human life through social science. Contemporary philosophers of social science have taken issue with traditional ideas about objectivity. It is an extension of the evolution of the scientific method in the physical sciences into social science. Ives said any efforts to tackle the problems must be linked to human sciences such as anthropology, social science, and human geography. It's just that much of this analysis boils down to either social history or cultural sociology - in other words, social science. A second recent development in the study of marriage has revived the project of comparative social science as a complement to the ethnographic discipline of fieldwork. He has a B.S. in environmental studies and an M.S. in social science. Our research is multidisciplinary and represents social science, medicine, and volcanology. No doubt Peukert's impatience with Max Weber has something to do with his own vision of what social science is and what methods may be best for its study. For the past four years Ray, who lives in Whalley Range, Manchester, has spent at least three hours every day studying for an Open University degree in social science. 1.1 A subject within the field of social science, such as economics or politics. 社会科学学科（如经济学或政治学） Example sentencesExamples Of all the social sciences, economics most closely resembles the natural sciences. Critical Theory has a narrow and a broad meaning in philosophy and in the history of the social sciences. England supports research and teaching in all areas of science and the social sciences. And the list does not stop with other branches of psychology or even other social sciences. The most prominent science journals are in the social sciences, which are led by economics and political science. They adjusted their curriculum and linked communications science with the social sciences. Much of the debate about nationalism has taken place not in International Relations but in another social science, Sociology. Anthropology was better developed than other social sciences in this field. There is one social science that has adopted a view on human nature, albeit only implicitly, and that is economics. Current debates within the social sciences focus upon the impacts of one or more of these technologies. Historical sciences are a general case of the historical social sciences. Other social sciences such as Economics, Sociology, and Anthropology were demarcated in similar fashion. In the social sciences, economics and econometrics are the most widespread and highly developed fields. Proposals from all disciplines of the humanities and social sciences are welcome. Postan wrote as an economist: as someone whose training was in the social sciences. It is based in Exeter, and its experience is largely in publishing heavyweight academic journals in the social sciences. Researchers from all fields of the behavioral and social sciences are encouraged to apply. Perhaps the most highly developed social science is the archaeological study of the ancient Maya at the site of Copán and elsewhere in western Honduras. In social sciences like archeology or history, it is clear that tomorrow is not the same as today. Major social sciences today are economics, political science, anthropology, and sociology.
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