英文摘要 |
Narrative is regarded as the epistemological 'other' by many sociologists, who are eager to drive story telling out of their historical explanations. Adhering to the reciprocity between narrativity and temporality, this paper advocates incorporating the narrative mode into historical explanations in sociology as a sign of both methodological diversity and maturity. This article illustrates the compatibility of narrative understanding and social science explanation through the writing experience of The Aborigine Landlord: Ethnic Politics and Aborigine Land Rights in Qing Taiwan. |