The relationship between COVID-19 and positivism as a sociological phenomenon
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The text in your hand is generally a study of the sociology of health. In particular, it is an examination of scientific controversy and positivism on the axis of the Kovid-19 pandemic. It is impossible to talk about an undisputed scientific community. Scientific disputes, the phenomena they point to and the way in which the disputes are conducted are undoubtedly sociological facts. It is clear that the Covid-19 pandemic, which is one of the most influential events of the 21st century, has great importance in terms of sociological causes and results, and therefore should be examined from a sociological perspective. While the text in your hand deals with the Kovid-19 pandemic from the axis of positivism, it also aims to present a paradigmatic review with examples from some past epidemic experiences. In addition, we aimed to add a more in-depth and holistic perspective to the subject with our in-depth interviews with physicians who are parties to scientific disputes.
Author
Nagehan Haliloğlu
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Nagehan Haliloğlu (Master Thesis). The relationship between COVID-19 and positivism as a sociological phenomenon, 2023, Bursa Technical University.
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