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Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology Volume 30 Issue 1

Subject Areas: Philosophy; ;
Publisher: Educational Publishing Foundation - American Psychological Association
ISSN: 1068-8471
SJR: 24

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Why There Is Universality in Rationality

Held, Barbara S.

2010 Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology

doi:10.1037/a0018918

Rationality or reason, traditionally conceived as a universal, essential human faculty, is out of favor these days. Its defenders are few, compared to its many challengers. The challengers are not those who lament the decline of reason but rather those who express an egalitarian impulse, in their...
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The Place of Transference in Psychosocial Research

Parker, Ian

2010 Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology

doi:10.1037/a0019104

Psychoanalysis provides a complex discursive matrix for making sense of, or unraveling the existing sense of, textual material in social research. However, the relationship between psychoanalytic work in the clinic and psychoanalytic social research poses a series of questions for those working...
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What Is Responsible for the Emergence of Order and Pattern in Psychological Systems?

Wagman, Jeffrey B.

2010 Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology

doi:10.1037/a0018292

Order and pattern abound in the natural world. However, whereas the emergence of order and pattern in physical or biological systems is typically explained by means of self-organization and field dynamics, the emergence of order and pattern in psychological systems is typically explained by means...
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Evidence, Ontology, and Psychological Science: The Lesson of Hypnosis

Vandenberg, Brian R.

2010 Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology

doi:10.1037/a0016665

Data are never free of philosophical encumbrances. Nevertheless, philosophical issues are often considered peripheral to method and evidence. Historical perspectives likewise are not considered integral to most data-driven disputes in contemporary psychological science. This paper examines the...

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