Middle range theory

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Middle-range theory (archaeology) - describes how people use objects and structures and the human behaviors associated with this use; it is based on the more known

Middle range theory (sociology) - as discussed by Robert K. Merton is a theory with limited scope, that explains a specific set of phenomena, as opposed to a grand theory like that proposed by Talcott Parsons that seeks to explain phenomena at a societal level.

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middle-range theory — Advocated by the distinguished American sociologist Robert Merton in Social Theory and Social Structure (1957) to bridge the gap between the limited hypotheses of empiricist studies and grand abstract theory of the sort produced by Talcott… … Dictionary of sociology
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Middle-range theory (Archaeology) — The middle range theory in archaeology describes how people use objects and structures and the human behaviors associated with this use. Middle range theory links archaeological data with the relevant aspects of human behavior or natural… … Wikipedia
Middle-range theory (archaeology) — The middle range theory in archaeology links archaeological data describing how people use objects with the human behaviors or natural processes associated with this use. Middle range research attempts to provide archaeology with the tools needed … Wikipedia
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