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Is a Fourth Contingency Necessary in Social Theory? A Constructive Critique
Contingency is a paradigm that opposes determinism, yet itself proves limited in its ability to explain the macro level. This article analyzes the epistemological foundation of both contingency and deterministic grand theories and establishes that both reduce objective reality in a manner that rende
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