Philosophy of Social Science/Philosophical Problems of the Social Sciences SC

These two philosophy books offer deep insights into social science. The first one, 'Philosophy of Social Science' by Richard S. Rudner, was published by Prentice - Hall, Inc. in its fourth printing in 1966. The second, 'Philosophical Problems of the Social Sciences' by David Braybrooke, was published by The Macmillan Company in its first printing in 1965. The books are in good condition. There is some rubbing and edgewear on the paper covers and spines. 'Philosophical Problems of the Social Sciences' has the previous owner's name in ink on the front cover, and both books have the previous owner's name in ink on the front page. The bindings are tight, and the text blocks have darkened slightly with time, but the pages are clean.

These social science philosophy books are great for students, scholars, or anyone interested in social science theory. To use them, simply start reading from the beginning. You can take notes in a separate notebook as you go. When it comes to storage, keep them in a dry and cool place to prevent further darkening of the text blocks. Avoid exposing them to direct sunlight for long periods. If you want to clean the covers, use a soft, dry cloth. Be careful not to damage the covers due to the existing rubbing and edgewear. Also, since there are previous owner's names on the books, you can just leave them as they are or cover them gently with a small book label if you prefer.