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crl-14683	Fitchen, Richard	The Origins of American Social Science (Book Review)	1991	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1274	56	46	It presents the thesis that American social science developed under the influence of a na- tional ideology of uniqueness, or ex- ceptionalism, exaggerated to the point of claiming that this country was exempt from the vicissitudes of European his- tory. In part two, covering the thirty years after the Civil War, Ross focuses on the crisis in exceptionalist ideology and the formation of social science disciplines, particularly economics, political science, and sociology, which she regards as the core disciplines.	cache/crl-14683.pdf	txt/crl-14683.txt