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PSYCHOLOGICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF PHILOSOPHY [PDF]
Metaphilosophy, 1989 This paper was originally published in Metaphilosophy, Vol. 20, Nos. 3 & 4, July/October, 1989, pp. 295-305. For readers wishing to cite the journal’s pagination, the journal’s page numbers are enclosed in braces—e.g., {297} appears at the beginning of text on page 297 in the journal.
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Psychology, Philosophy, and Cognitive Science Reflections On The History And Philosophy Of Experimental Psychology [PDF]
Mind & Language, 2002 Abstract Psychology has been self-consciously trying to be a science for two hundred years, give or take fifty. In the meantime, it has developed a variety of laboratory techniques, collected much experimental data, shown some theoretical development, and undergone changes of opinion about whether its primary object of study is mind or ...
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Philosophy of Psychology as Philosophy of Science
PSA: Proceedings of the Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association, 1994The spirit of the papers that follow, reflecting the title of the original symposium, is to treat the philosophy of psychology as a branch of the philosophy of science. As such, philosophy of psychology is to be conceived on a parallel with philosophy of physics and philosophy of biology, as an instance of the “philosophy of the special sciences.” The ...
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2006
Several strong and opposing philosophical traditions, as well as a number of non-dynamic psychological systems, shaped the emergence of dynamic psychological discourse, and provided perspectives and insights taken up and in some cases formalized by dynamic psychologists.
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Several strong and opposing philosophical traditions, as well as a number of non-dynamic psychological systems, shaped the emergence of dynamic psychological discourse, and provided perspectives and insights taken up and in some cases formalized by dynamic psychologists.
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Causality in Philosophy; Philosophy in Psychology
2016This chapter of the book on philosophy deals with philosophy, in general, as it relates to psychology, and also it deals more specifically with key topics in philosophy in relation to causality and to free will. Some of the positions broached include the distinctions between reductionism and constructivism, causalism and acausalism, and determinism and
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Philosophy of Psychology: Causality and Psychological Subject, 2018
Wenceslao J. Gonzalez
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Wenceslao J. Gonzalez
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1987
Originally philosophy encompassed all knowledge, and philosophers were polymaths. For example, Aristotle worked on problems in physics, biology, psychology, and political science, as well as in logic and ethics; and Descartes was interested in mathematics, physics, biology, and psychology as well as in philosophy proper. Nowadays philosophy is a branch
Mario Bunge, Rubén Ardila
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Originally philosophy encompassed all knowledge, and philosophers were polymaths. For example, Aristotle worked on problems in physics, biology, psychology, and political science, as well as in logic and ethics; and Descartes was interested in mathematics, physics, biology, and psychology as well as in philosophy proper. Nowadays philosophy is a branch
Mario Bunge, Rubén Ardila
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On the Logical Positivists' Philosophy of Psychology: Laying a Legend to Rest
New Directions in the Philosophy of Science, 2014S. Crawford
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