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I would like to thank the five commentators in this symposium (Jennifer Cyr, Gary Goertz, Alan M. Jacobs, Carsten Q. Schneider, Hillel David Soifer) for their engagement with and thoughtful discussions of The Logic of Social Science (LSS). Their comments focus mainly on Part I (Ontology and Epistemology) and Part II (Methodological Tools) of the book, and I will also concentrate on these parts.
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