Unifying psychology

its preconditions

Adriaan D. De Groot

1-25

A phenomenological vision for psychology

Amedeo P. Giorgi

27-36

For a materialist psychology

Charles W. Tolman

37-49

Realities and their relationships

Kenneth J. Gergen

51-62

The myth of mind and the mistake of psychology

John Shotter

63-70

Hermeneutics of explanation

or, if science is theoretical why isn't psychology?

Leendert Mos, Casey P. Boodt

71-84

Do mental events exist?

Fred Vollmer

85-96

What distinguishes lay persons' psychological explanations from those of psychologists?

Stam

97-106

Theory of action in psychology

a narrative perspective

Guy Widdershoven

107-112

Probability and meaning

a division in behavioral cognition dividing behavioral science

Enno Schwanenberg

113-120

Naturalism and intentionality

Jong de Jong

121-131

A hermeneutical analysis of the social-psychological

Casey P. Boodt, Leendert Mos

133-144

"Doing theory" in psychology

feminist re-actions

Mary Gergen

145-153

Münchhausen-objectivity

a bootstrap-conception of objectivity as a methodological norm

Adri Smaling

155-165

Psychology and the problem of verisimilitude

Morris L. Shames

167-175

Identifying the properties of linguistically expressed experience

empirical induction or intuition of essences?

Wild, Don Schopflocher, Donald Kuiken

177-183

The scientist who mistook his object for a method, or

can we make a non-classical psychology?

Arno L. Goudsmit

185-192

Essential unpredictability

Paul Van Geert

193-209

John Dewey's reconstruction of the reflex-arc concept and its relevance for Bowlby's attachment theory

Gert J. Biesta, Siebren Miedema, Marinus H. van IJzendoorn

211-220

Two conceptions of stage structure and the problem of novelty in development

Jan Boom

221-227

Thinking of emotions

a socio-cognitive view

A. H. Fischer

229-236

Thinking in society

Verena Aebischer

237-242

The mutual construction of social and self

a social critique of social cognition

Jeroen Jansz

243-250

From feminist research to new categories in psychology

what is and what may be

Erika Apfelbaum

251-259

Mental representation and meaning

arguments against the computational view

William E. Smythe

261-266

Cognitive representations and intentionality and the realism-relativism controversy

Sacha Bém

267-274

The computational theory of mind and constraints on the notions of symbol and mental representation

René J. Jorna

275-283

Bottom-up approaches to cognition

a defence of cognitive neuroscience

Claude J. Braun

285-296

The social context of research practice and the history of psychology

Kurt Danziger

297-303

Recontextualization as a contribution of history to theoretical psychology

Pieter van Strien

305-315

In praise of "Problemgeschichte"

Hans van Rappard

317-325

How can intellectual history help us to understand psychological theories?

Eckart Scheerer

327-334

The origins and significance of Clark L. Hull's theory of value

John A. Mills

335-345

Interactionist theory and disciplinary interactions

psychology, sociology and social psychology in France

Ian Lubek

347-358

A cognitive revolution in infancy research?

Ed Elbers

359-367

Piaget, Vygotsky, and the development of consciousness

Gary Fireman, Gary Kose

369-376

The significance of Bühler's "axiomatic" and Vygotsky's "general psychology" for theoretical psychology and its persistent monism-pluralism-debate

Wolfgang Maiers

377-388

Demystifying Vygotsky's concept of the zone of proximal development

René van der Veer

389-397

Personal and social preconceptions in the formation of psycho/sociological theory

Freud's seduction hypothesis and the case of child sexual abuse

399-404

Freud's doctor's bag

on his heuristic resources

Geert M. Panhuysen

405-413

On the function of folk psychology in the theory and history of psychology

Helmut Hildebrandt

415-422

A functional theory of illness

Michael E. Hyland

423-429

Tests versus contests

a theory of adjudication

Warren Thorngate, Barbara Carroll

431-438

A general model for interindividual comparison

Gunnar Borg

439-444

Toward a theory of human communication

William J. Baker

445-452

What is psychologic?

Jan Smedslund

453-457