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Publisher: Springer

Place: Berlin

Year: 1985

ISBN (Hardback): 9781461295075

ISBN (eBook): 9781461324874

Full citation:

Leendert Mos (ed), Annals of theoretical psychology, Berlin, Springer, 1985

Annals of theoretical psychology

Contents

Psychological metatheory

K. B. Madsen

1-16

The place of theory in a world of facts

Hans J. Eysenck

17-72

The use of theory in psychology

Edward Erwin

73-85

Theory, metatheory, and weltanschauung

Stephen Stich

87-94

The place of psychology in a vacuum of theories

Alexander Rosenberg

95-102

The place of theory in a world of facts

Hans J. Eysenck

103-114

From mindless neuroscience and brainless psychology to neuropsychology

Mario Bunge

115-133

On being brainy

M. C. Corballis

135-142

Is neuropsychology something new?

P. C. Dodwell

143-150

On research strategies in psychology

Mario Bunge

151-156

Is psychoanalysis therapeutic technique or scientific research?

Carl Lesche

157-187

On Lesche's metascientific investigations of psychoanalysis

Bo Larsson

189-196

Metatheory and the practice of psychoanalysis

Lars B. Löfgren

197-199

Psychoanalysis as research, therapy, and theory

Gérard Radnitzky

201-211

Is psychoanalysis therapeutic technique or scientific research?

Carl Lesche

213-217

Psychology and philosophy of science

C. Sanders, H. V. Rappard

219-267

Psychology and philosophy of science

Hubert J. Duijker

269-278

Psychology, philosophy, and scientific research programs

Willis F. Overton

279-290

Psychological or philosophical issues?

C. Sanders, H. V. Rappard

291-295

The problem of theoretical pluralism in psychology

Joseph R. Royce

297-315

Theoretical pluralism and complementarity

Michael E. Hyland

317-324

The problem of singularism

Stig Lindholm

325-330

Is theoretical pluralism necessary in psychology?

Richard F. Kitchener

331-338

The problem of theoretical pluralism in psychology

Joseph R. Royce

339-343