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The relevance and reliability of human science are no more beyond dispute. The studies in this book are prompted by epistemological concerns representing various ways in which social knowledge is produced. It attempts to explore approaches and methods apt to meet crucial questions of legitimacy and validity. The focus is on the processes which tend to modify established orders with regard to values or representations, attitudes, codes or norms. The concern here is primarily with the agency of any subaltern agent.

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This book presents the results of seven researches undertaken by the centre for cooperative research in social sciences in Pune, has the potential of pioneering fresh researches in the field of social science methodologies.

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Guy Poitevin set up the Centre for Cooperative Research in Social Sciences, Pune (1982) for documenting grass root dynamics originating from the marginalized, exploring to that effect methods of self-investigation and interactive scientific cooperation of those concerned, geared in one way or the other to the needs of social agents.

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