Vol. 12 No. 1 (2018)

Published: 2018-07-26

From the Editors: Next Steps for Sociologica

Elena Esposito, Marco Santoro, David Stark

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Symposium (invited articles)

Introduction to the Symposium, Heuristics of Discovery

Elena Esposito, Marco Santoro, David Stark

1
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The Art of Recognizing What You Ought to Have Wanted to Look For

Andrew Abbott

3-4
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Keeping One’s Distance: Truth and Ambiguity in Social Research

Delia Baldassarri

5-11
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Notes for “Heuristics of Discovery”

Peter Bearman

13-19
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Heuristics and Theorizing as Work on the Self

Michela Betta, Richard Swedberg

21-25
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Curiosity Didn't Kill the Cat

Barbara Czarniawska

27-28
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Four Mechanisms for Finding (and Being Found by) Research Problems

Paul DiMaggio

29-36
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The Education of a Sociologist

Marion Fourcade

37-40
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When a Dissertation Chooses You

Eric Klinenberg

41-43
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Heuristics for Discovery

John Levi Martin

45-52
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Niklas Luhmann’s Card Index: The Fabrication of Serendipity

Johannes F.K. Schmidt

53-60
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Openings

Lucy Suchman

61-64
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Essays

The Möbius Organizational Form: Make, Buy, Cooperate, or Co-opt?

Elizabeth Anne Watkins, David Stark

65-80
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The Complex Market: Communications of Exchange, Observing Competitors, and Prices

Pascal Goeke, Evelyn Moser

81-99
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Comments on Essays

Comment on “The Complex Market: Communications of Exchange, Observing Competitors, and Prices” by Pascal Goeke and Evelyn Moser/1

Patrik Aspers

101-104
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Comment on “The Complex Market: Communications of Exchange, Observing Competitors, and Prices” by Pascal Goeke and Evelyn Moser/2. Real Agents in Real Markets: Socio-Cognitive Scaffolds that “Reduce” Market Uncertainty

Niccolò Casnici

105-111
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Dissonant vs. Complemental Thoughts? A Reply to Comments

Pascal Goeke, Evelyn Moser

113-116
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Flashback (invited articles)

Introduction: “Science as a Vocation” as a Spiritual Exercise

Paul du Gay, José Ossandón

117-124
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Max Weber’s “Science as a Vocation”: Context, Genesis, Structure

Keith Tribe

125-136
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Science as a Vocation, Philosophy as a Religion

Ian Hunter

137-153
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Closing Remarks: Notes on Weber and Characterology. Reading “Science as a Vocation” with Hunter and Tribe

Paul du Gay

155-159
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