What About Mozart? What About Murder?: Reasoning From Cases
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What About Mozart? What About Murder?: Reasoning From Cases

by Howard S. Becker

Philosophy Social Science
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Howard S. Becker examines how we reason from particular cases to broader ideas. Through the provocative questions evoked by Mozart and murder, this concise work considers the uses, limits, and challenges of case-based reasoning in social thought and everyday understanding.

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What About Mozart? What About Murder? examines how people reason from individual cases.

Howard S. Becker uses the questions suggested by the title to focus attention on the relationship between particular examples and broader conclusions.

The book offers a thoughtful exploration of case-based reasoning and the ways examples can shape understanding.

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