In such a world as ours, to practice social science is, first of all, to practice the politics of truth.

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Social science inherently involves examining and interpreting human behavior, societies, and structures, which are deeply intertwined with political ideologies, power dynamics, and what is considered "truth" in a given society. Thus, practicing social science often means engaging with and sometimes challenging the prevailing politics of truth.

In Such a World as Ours, to Practice Social Science