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Nomothetic literally means "proposition of the law" (Gr**** derivation) and is used in philosophy, psychology, and law with
differing meanings. In the general...
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Nomothetic and
idiographic are
terms used by Neo-Kantian
philosopher Wilhelm Windelband to
describe two
distinct approaches to knowledge, each one corresponding...
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other way around.
Explanations in
social theories can be
idiographic or
nomothetic. An
idiographic approach to an
explanation is one
where the scientists...
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quantitative revolution,
geography shifted to an
empirical law-making (
nomothetic) approach.
Several laws of
geography have been
proposed since then, most...
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context and
subjective meaning. In contrast, the
social sciences employ a
nomothetic approach (s****ing
general laws and patterns)
through empirical and quantitative...
- Berlin, and Göttingen.
Windelband is now
mainly remembered for the
terms nomothetic and idiographic,
which he introduced.
These have
currency in psychology...
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avoids nomothetic generalizations.
Diagnostic formulation follows an
idiographic criterion,
while diagnostic classification follows a
nomothetic criterion...
- Sutton, M. D.; Bennett, K. D. (2018). "How big is a genus?
Towards a
nomothetic systematics".
Zoological Journal of the
Linnean Society. 183 (2): 237–252...
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decision making. Deductive-nomological
model Nomological determinism Nomothetic Aristotle. Selections,
Translated with Introduction, Notes, and Glossary...
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pluralism realism Holism Instrumentalism Modernism Naturalism in
literature Nomothetic–idiographic
distinction Objectivity in
science Operationalism Phenomenalism...
