jdittrich

9 this is not an ordered or orderly process
20ff assume how things would be if totally randomly assigned, then show how they are not
24 unlike possibilities are important to consider
27 gradual steps lead to "crazy results" e.g. gender change is not sudden but the result of many steps
39 think of a machine that would produce the results you observe – how does it need to be built?
44 think of activities rather than people
56 don't control local variations and peculiar things – built them in your analysis
58 ask "how" rather than "why". It will lead to richer data and less to justification
86 carefully consider which data you want to collect – don't just do it ritualistically
87 "it could have been otherwise" – find cases that change your thinking

Law, John. 2004. After Method: Mess in Social Science Research. London ; New York: Routledge.

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3 is "knowing" the metaphor we need?

4 standard research methods are not generally wrong

5 to have rules seems natural

	# THEMEN

	## ANT und lokal/global

	* 95,105 ANT ist nicht lokaler oder weniger Abstrakt als andere Soziologische Theorien (auch: 392, 352)
	* Akteur/Netzwerk entspricht Lokales/verbundenes
	* 315 Abstraktes soll werden zu: "Wo", "Wann", "Womit"
	* 352 Nichts ist nur lokal oder nur global
	* 392 Globales und Lokales existieren gleichzeitig, nicht entweder oder
	* 407 Je mehr verknüpfungen, desto besser

	var s = document.createElement("script");
	s.type = "text/javascript";
	s.src = "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/mark.js/8.11.0/mark.js";
	$("head").append(s);
	var markinstance = new Mark(document.querySelectorAll("p,ul,li,quote, cite"));//all common elements pandoc puts out.
	markinstance.markRegExp(/(\.\|;\|—\|\:)/gim, {className:"strongHighlight"}); //sentence lenght
	markinstance.markRegExp(/(was \|will \|do \|is \|of )/gim); //simple passive verbs
	markinstance.markRegExp(/( is that)/gim); //no "is that"

	//Data for testing it
	var dataobject = {
	rows:[
	{Preis:"100",Geraet:"Android Phone"},
	{Preis:"600",Geraet:"iPad"},
	{Preis:"1000",Geraet:"Thinkpad"}
	]
	};

	//get all column names. Use the first object in rows for that.


	'''
	The function call behaviour seems to be identical to the javascript version; I could not find any differences
	However, the resulting tree is not identical, the javascript version "reuses" the paths,
	whereas the python one seems to create a new path on every occasion.

	'''
	#following adapted from https://stackoverflow.com/a/44185784/263398 and ported to Python

	from functools import reduce

	//following adapted from https://stackoverflow.com/a/44185784/263398
	var data2 = [{
	name: "Children C1",
	paths: [["A", "B", "C"],["A", "B"]]
	}, {
	name: "Children C2",
	paths: [["A", "B", "C"]]
	}, {
	name: "Children C3",
	paths: [["A", "B", "C"]]

	Output: Sentence "\n";

	Sentence: SentenceIamGreat, SentenceBlaming, SentenceProduct, AdviceStupid, SentenceMake;

	SentenceIamGreat: "It is a " HowItIs " "Thing ". " ParticleAfterMe;

	AdviceStupid: "They say: " Advice "." ("I mean, like " areLike " programmers do?!",ParticleAfterOthers);

	SentenceBlaming: (mainAntagonist=Antagonist) ParticleBefore ": The " mainAntagonist "is " evil (".","!"{1,6}) ParticleAfterMe;

	<!doctype html>
	<html lang="us">
	<head>
	<!--
	needs jquery.js, jqueryUI.js, jquerUI.css
	and an image showing the revision slider bars like http://imgur.com/e7LNEDA
	-->
	<meta charset="utf-8">
	<title>Slider Prototype</title>
	<link href="jquery-ui.css" rel="stylesheet">