Relation of sciences with social science in modern sciences
2009
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Abstract (EN)
When the scientific plot formed first time, life sciences and social sciences had been accepted as a whole. In this study, the reason why parted of this two sciences which initially as an entire but afterwards parted two different scope is investigated. Thus, it had been contacted unbeachtet or disappearing points.In the first part of the study, Newton who affirmed to realize ? Scientific Revolution? thanks to his theories was explained. In this part, reasons which do important Newton were referred. Later, Newton?s opinions and results of his theories were explained. Finally, contribution to modern sciences of results of Newton?s theories were represented. On the other hand, two essential plots which Newton came up short were emphasized. These are ? Relativity Theory? and ? Quantum Theory? . In the final part of the study, parted points of life sciences and social sciences were explained.
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Dr. Sevil Soysal
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Dicle University
Division of Sociology of Religion
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Sevil Soysal (Master Thesis). Relation of sciences with social science in modern sciences, 2009, Dicle University.
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