Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who employs or advocates the comparative method of study or investigation.
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- noun Alternative form of
comparatist .
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Examples
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The computer and the web are extensions of his own comparativist impulse, tools of his trade.
Bob Moses: Why Do People Sing? Alan Lomax and His Science of Song Bob Moses 2011
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The computer and the web are extensions of his own comparativist impulse, tools of his trade.
Bob Moses: Why Do People Sing? Alan Lomax and His Science of Song Bob Moses 2011
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The computer and the web are extensions of his own comparativist impulse, tools of his trade.
Bob Moses: Why Do People Sing? Alan Lomax and His Science of Song Bob Moses 2011
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The computer and the web are extensions of his own comparativist impulse, tools of his trade.
Bob Moses: Why Do People Sing? Alan Lomax and His Science of Song Bob Moses 2011
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Any political comparativist will tell you, a U.S. president, unlike a prime minister, has very little power to get anything done automatically.
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But as a comparativist, I must look at the larger frame.
Archive 2008-10-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2008
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But as a comparativist, I must look at the larger frame.
We disagree with the wilted model of India that Prof. Stepan is endorsing Tusar N Mohapatra 2008
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Instead, what the method facilitates is a more focused research effort on the part of the comparativist, in the context of which he/she can search out the lower-level causal mechanisms and processes that are at work in the various settings under study.
Archive 2008-02-01 Daniel Little 2008
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Among comparativist now-a-days you are about a likely to find a true believing Marxist as you are to find one working in the field of monetary economics.
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But as a comparativist, I must look at the larger frame.
Archive 2008-12-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2008
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