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... Explanation, Data Sources, and Aggregation Messner and Rosenfeld argue that “one of the sources of miscommunication in debates about crime is confusion over levels of explanation (2001: 38).” They argue that “The basic question ...
... Explanation, Data Sources, and Aggregation Messner and Rosenfeld argue that “one of the sources of miscommunication in debates about crime is confusion over levels of explanation (2001: 38).” They argue that “The basic question ...
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... explanation ensures that an explanation structure defines a connected directed acyclic graph . For example , the explanation structure of the explanation for the cup example is shown in Figure 2-4 . The task of explanation ...
... explanation ensures that an explanation structure defines a connected directed acyclic graph . For example , the explanation structure of the explanation for the cup example is shown in Figure 2-4 . The task of explanation ...
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... explanation.) The second kind of explanation is the kind being done in these interviews. It is what I call explaining-away explanation. Its intent is to cause an understanding system to not have to change as a result of understanding a ...
... explanation.) The second kind of explanation is the kind being done in these interviews. It is what I call explaining-away explanation. Its intent is to cause an understanding system to not have to change as a result of understanding a ...
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