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  • Howard S. Becker

    …a sociology of writing in Writing for Social Scientists (1986), phrasing his points in the context of practical advice on how to write about sociological research. Those concepts were broadened in Tricks of the Trade (1998), which discussed effective and meaningful research methods in the social sciences. Becker’s later books…

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    …a sociology of writing in Writing for Social Scientists (1986), phrasing his points in the context of practical advice on how to write about sociological research. Those concepts were broadened in Tricks of the Trade (1998), which discussed effective and meaningful research methods in the social sciences. Becker’s later books…

    Read More