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Empirische Umsetzung theoretischer Modelle

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Strukturalistische Handlungstheorie

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Nach der Diskussion der theoretisch-logischen Komponenten in Parsons’ Werk soll nun die empirisch-referentielle Ebene eingehender untersucht werden. Im Schema der Theoriestruktur handelt es sich um “Problemlösungen” und “Fakten”, denen in Stegmüllers Ansatz “paradigmatische Beispiele” und “intendierte Anwendungen” entsprechen.1 Im Zusammenhang mit der funktionalen und neo-evolutionären Analyse wurde bisher das Verhältnis von Theorie und Empirie primär unter dem Aspekt der Anbindung empirischer Konstrukte an die Theorie erörtert; nun soll die empirische Ebene selbst genauer untersucht werden.

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