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Editorial: Unpredictability, contingency and counterfactuals

Editorial: Unvorhersehbarkeit, Kontingenz und das Kontrafaktische

"While it has always been present in our everyday-life practices, counterfactual thinking currently stages a comeback as a scientific method. Of late, a renewed interest in counterfactuals can be witnessed in academic disciplines that have traditionally been suspicious of studying events or processes that have never happened (and will never happen). Is it mere coincidence that an impressive
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Creator

  • Wenzlhuemer, Roland

Subject

  • Social sciences, sociology, anthropology
  • Psychology
  • History
  • contingency; counterfactual thinking; kontrafaktisches Denken
  • Social History, Historical Social Research
  • General Psychology
  • Research Design
  • contingency
  • science
  • method
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Type of item

  • Zeitschriftenartikel