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Publisher: Springer

Place: Berlin

Year: 1986

ISBN (Hardback): 9781461564553

ISBN (eBook): 9781461564539

Full citation:

Leendert Mos (ed), Annals of theoretical psychology, Berlin, Springer, 1986

Annals of theoretical psychology

Contents

From the testimonies of the senses to the paradoxes of world view

Herman Tennessen

1-16

Tennessen and the problem of conceptual schemes

James M. BROWN, James C. BROWN, Robert BROWN

17-21

In defense of realism and scientism

Mario Bunge

23-26

Talking turkey about sense stuff

Thomas M. Nelson

27-38

How to view the whirl of testimonies and make sense of paradox

Ingemund Gullvåg

39-52

From the testimonies of the senses to the paradoxes of world view

Herman Tennessen

53-57

On the possibility of establishing a metascientific foundation for psychoanalysis

Anders Lindseth

59-98

Psychoanalysis and hermeneutics

Arild Utaker

99-107

Psychoanalysis as a practical hermeneutical science

Marek Aftowicz-Bielecki, Zofia Rosińska

109-115

The construal of psychoanalysis as a "practical hermeneutical science"

Morris N. Eagle

117-125

Conventions and interpretation

Robert S. Steele

127-132

Reality, psychoanalysis, and hermeneutical science

Anders Lindseth

133-156

Personality psychology and the hypothetical-deductive model of explanation

Fred Vollmer

157-197

The hypothetical-deductive model in personality psychology

William Alston

199-206

Problems with hypothetical-deductive explanation

Joseph Rychlak

207-225

Breaking the objectivist stranglehold on personality psychology

Sloan

227-231

Personality psychology and the hypothetical-deductive model of explanation

Fred Vollmer

233-244

A cognitive reinterpretation of classical introspectionism

Harry T. Hunt

245-290

Titchener's relativistic view of observation and psychological processes

Rand B. Evans

291-297

True and false and good and bad in connection with cognition, affection, and volition

David Bakan

299-302

Professor Hunt, meet professor Whitehead

Paul Swartz

303-306

A cognitive reinterpretation of classical introspectionism

Harry T. Hunt

307-313

The concept of belief in cognitive theory

Owen Egan

315-350

Leaving belief behind

Stephen Stich

351-356

But what is belief itself?

John Macnamara

357-364

An ambiguity in Egan's concept of belief

L. J. Cohen, Jonathan Cohen

365-367

The concept of belief in cognitive theory

Owen Egan

369-379

The right stuff

James Deese

381-391