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O que (quem) é social science number - definição

SCIENCE FICTION SUBGENRE
Social fiction; Social Fiction; Social science-fiction; Social sci-fi; Social SF; Social Science Fiction

social science number      
(IBM) A statistic that is content-free, or nearly so. A measure derived via methods of questionable validity from data of a dubious and vague nature. Predictively, having a social science number in hand is seldom much better than nothing, and can be considerably worse. Management loves them. See also numbers, math-out, pretty pictures. (1994-11-04)
social science         
  • Early censuses and surveys provided demographic data.
  • Politics]]''.<ref>Ebenstein, Alan (2002). Introduction to Political Thinkers. Boston, Massachusetts: Wadsworth.</ref>
  • [[Émile Durkheim]] is considered one of the founding fathers of sociology.
  • [[Ferdinand de Saussure]], recognized as the father of modern [[linguistics]]
  • A depiction of world's oldest university, the [[University of Bologna]], in Italy
  • Buyers bargain for good prices while sellers put forth their best front in [[Chichicastenango]] Market, [[Guatemala]].
  • A trial at a criminal court, the [[Old Bailey]] in London
  • Map of the Earth
  • [[Wilhelm Maximilian Wundt]] was the founder of [[experimental psychology]].
ACADEMIC DISCIPLINES CONCERNED WITH SOCIETY AND THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS IN SOCIETY
Social Sciences; Social scientist; Social Science; S&e; Social scientists; Social science education; Social and Behavioural Sciences; SocialSciences; Social and behavioral sciences; Social sciences; Social-science; Social scientific; Types of social scientists; Social sciences and humanities
¦ noun the scientific study of human society and social relationships.
?a subject within this field, such as economics or politics.
Derivatives
social scientist noun
social science         
  • Early censuses and surveys provided demographic data.
  • Politics]]''.<ref>Ebenstein, Alan (2002). Introduction to Political Thinkers. Boston, Massachusetts: Wadsworth.</ref>
  • [[Émile Durkheim]] is considered one of the founding fathers of sociology.
  • [[Ferdinand de Saussure]], recognized as the father of modern [[linguistics]]
  • A depiction of world's oldest university, the [[University of Bologna]], in Italy
  • Buyers bargain for good prices while sellers put forth their best front in [[Chichicastenango]] Market, [[Guatemala]].
  • A trial at a criminal court, the [[Old Bailey]] in London
  • Map of the Earth
  • [[Wilhelm Maximilian Wundt]] was the founder of [[experimental psychology]].
ACADEMIC DISCIPLINES CONCERNED WITH SOCIETY AND THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS IN SOCIETY
Social Sciences; Social scientist; Social Science; S&e; Social scientists; Social science education; Social and Behavioural Sciences; SocialSciences; Social and behavioral sciences; Social sciences; Social-science; Social scientific; Types of social scientists; Social sciences and humanities
(social sciences)
1.
Social science is the scientific study of society.
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The social sciences are the various types of social science, for example sociology and politics.
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Wikipédia

Social science fiction

Social science fiction is a subgenre of science fiction, usually (but not necessarily) soft science fiction, concerned less with technology/space opera and more with speculation about society. In other words, it "absorbs and discusses anthropology" and speculates about human behavior and interactions.

Exploration of fictional societies is a significant aspect of science fiction, allowing it to perform predictive (The Time Machine, 1895; The Final Circle of Paradise, 1965) and precautionary (Brave New World, 1932; Nineteen Eighty-Four, 1949; Childhood's End, Fahrenheit 451, 1953) functions, to criticize the contemporary world (Gulliver's Travels, 1726; the works of Alexander Gromov, 1995–present) and to present solutions (Walden Two, Freedom™), to portray alternative societies (World of the Noon) and to examine the implications of ethical principles, as for example in the works of Sergei Lukyanenko. More contemporary examples include The Lobster (2015), directed by Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos, and The Platform (2019).