Unfolding social constructionism:
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| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
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1 1.1 A POST-MODERN IST PROGRAM 1 1.2 SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM 2 1.3
POTTER S DISCOURSE ANALYSIS 4 1.4 SHOTTER S CONVERSATIONAL ANALYSIS 5
1.5 GERGEN S METATHEORY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 7 1.6 UNFOLDING THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND REALITY 8 1.6.1 PSYCHOLOGY S THEORIES
ARE NOT DERIVED FROM OBSERVATION (AI) 8 1.6.2 PSYCHOLOGY S THEORIES DO
NOT DEPICT, MAP, MIRROR, CONTAIN, CONVEY, PICTURE. REFLECT, STORE, OR
REPRESENT REALITY (A2) 10 1.6.3 PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA ARE NOT
DISCOURSE- INDEPENDENT (A3) 13 1.6.4 SUMMARY 15 GERGEN S RATIONALE FOR
PROPOSITIONS AI, A2, AND A3 16 1.7.1 A THEORY OF MEANING INVOLVING
EXTERNAL REFERENCE IS IMPLAUSIBLE 16 1.7.2 THE MEANINGS OF PSYCHOLOGY S
THEORETICAL TERMS ARE INDETERMINATE 18 1.7.3 MEANING IS CONTEXTUAL1Y
DEPENDENT 21 1.7.4 MEANING HAS SOCIAL ORIGINS WITHIN SITUATIONS 23
CONC1USION 25 XV X VI CONTENTS 2 RELATIVISM AND SELF-REFUTATION 29 2.1
INTRODUCTION 29 2.2 AN ANALYSIS OF THE CHARGE OF RELATIVISM 30 2.3
RELATIVISM DEFINED 33 2.4 EPISTEMOLOGICAL RELATIVISM 38 2.4.1
EPISTEMOLOGICAL RELATIVISM) 40 2.4.2 EPISTEMOLOGICAL RELATIVISM2 41 2.5
ONTOLOGICAL RELATIVISM 44 2.6 CONCEPTUAL RELATIVISM 45 2.7
SELF-REFUTATION 48 2.7.1 THE CLASSICAL REFUTATION OF RELATIVISM 48 2.7.2
MACKIE S ANALYSIS OF SELF-REFUTATION 51 2.7.3 ASCRIBING SELF-REFUTATION
TO SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM 51 2.8 CONCLUSION 52 3 NON-FACTUALISM 55 3.1
INTRODUCTION 55 3.2 RE-STATING GERGEN S POSITION 56 3.3 NON-FACTUALISM
DEFINED 58 3.3.1 THE FREGEAN APPROACH TO ASSERTORIC AND NON-ASSERTORIC
DISCOURSE 58 3.3.2 THE NON-FACTUALIST APPROACH TO ASSERTORIC AND
NON-ASSERTORIC DISCOURSE 59 3.3.3 GERGEN S UNIVERSAL GENERALISATION 59
3.4 AUSTIN S CONSTATIVE-PERFORMATIVE DISTINCTION 60 3.4.1 THE EXPLICIT
PERFORMATIVE FORMULA 61 3.4.2 A THEORY OF SPEECH ACTS 61 3.5 GERGEN S
ALTERNATIVE TO EXTERNAL REFERENCE AND TO THE RECEIVED VIEW OF ASSERTION
63 3.5.1 THE APPROPRIATION OF AUSTIN S THEORY 63 3.5.2 GERGEN S EXAMPLE
OFTHE PERFORMATIVE FUNCTION OFWORDS 66 3.6 DO ALL SPEECH-ACTS EXPRESS
STATES OF AFFAIRS? 69 3.7 CONCLUSION 70 4 TBE RECEIVED VIEW OF LOGICAL
POSITIVISM AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SODAL CONSTRUCTIONISM 73 4.1
INTRODUCTION 73 4.2 TERMINOLOGICAL INEXACTNESS: POSITIVISM, LOGICAL
POSITIVISM, AND LOGICAL EMPIRICISM 74 4.3 THE FAILURE OF POSITIVISM AS A
METATHEORY FOR PSYCHOLOGY 75 4.4 THE RECEIVED VIEW 77 4.5 CONCLUSION 79
CONTENTS XVII 5 CONVENTIONALISM 81 5.1 INTRODUCTION 81 5.2
CONVENTIONALISM S INTELLECTUAL ANCESTRY 83 5.2.1 THE CONTEXT: KANT AND
1. S. MILL 83 5.2.2 THE EMERGENCE OF CONVENTIONALISM: HILBERT S
INVESTIGATION OF EUCLIDEAN GEOMETRY 85 5.2.3 POINCARE S THEORY OF THE
STATUS OF GEOMETRICAL AXIOMS 87 5.2.4 POINCARE S APPLICATION OF
CONVENTIONALISM TO SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES 88 5.2.5 CONCLUDING REMARKS 89
5.3 THE CONVENTIONALISM OF THE LOGICAL POSITIVISTS 90 5.3.1 SCHLICK 90
5.3.2 REICHENBACH 95 5.3.3 CARNAP 97 5.3.4 SUMMARY 100 5.4 FROM LOGICAL
POSITIVISM TO SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM VIA KUHN S ACCOUNT OF SCIENCE 101
5.5 CONVENTIONALISM IN GERGEN S METATHEORY 103 5.5.1 PSYCHOLOGICAL
THEORIES AS CONVENTIONS 103 5.5.2 LOGIC AS CONVENTIONS OF DISCOURSE 107
5.6 THE INCOHERENCE OF CONVENTIONALISM 108 5.6.1 THE CONDITION OF
CONSISTENCY RESTS ON AN EMPIRICAL CLAIM 109 5.6.2 CONVENTIONALISM ANDTHE FALLACY OF CONSTITUTIVE RELATIONS 110 5.6.3 CONVENTIONALISM INVOLVES
DUALISM 118 5.6.4 LINGUISTIC CONVENTIONS ARE NO SUBSTITUTE FOR LOGIC 123
5.7 CONCLUSION 127 6 MEANING AS USE 133 6.1 INTRODUCTION 133 6.2
WITTGENSTEIN S IDENTIFICATION OF MEANING WITH USE 133 6.3 SCHLICK S
ADOPTION OFWITTGENSTEIN S CRITERION 137 6.3.1 THE PRINCIPLE OF
VERIFICATION: EARLY POSITION-MEANING IS LINKED TO STATES OF AFFAIRS 137
6.3.2 THE PRINCIPLE OF VERIFICATION: MIDDLE POSITION-MEANING IS
SOMETIMES IDENTIFIED WITH USE 138 6.3.3 THE PRINCIPLE OF VERIFICATION:
LATE POSITION-MEANING IS IDENTIFIED WITH USE 139 6.3.4 THE CONNECTION
WITH OPERATIONISM 143 6.3.5 CONCLUDING REMARKS 144 6.4 THE
CONSTRUCTIONISTS ADOPTION OFWITTGENSTEIN S CRITERION 145 6.4.1 THE
CONTEXTUAL DEPENDENCY OF MEANING 145 XVIII 6.4.2 THE SIMILARITIES WITH
SCHLICK S APPROPRIATION 6.4.3 SOCIA! CONSTRUCTIONISM AND OPERATIONISM
6.4.4 RECONSIDERATION OF THE RECEIVED VIEW 6.5 CRITICAL COMMENTS 6.5.1
THE INCOMPLETE CHARACTERISATION OF MEANING 6.5.2 WITTGENSTEIN S
EXAMINATION OF THE CONCEPT GAME 6.5.3 A DISREGARD FOR THE GENERAL 6.6
CONCLUSION 7 PHENOMENALISM AND ITS ANALOGUE 7.1 INTRODUCTION 7.2 THE
PHENOMENAL GIVEN IN LOGICAL POSITIVISM 7.3 SOCIA! CONSTRUCTIONISM S
CONTINUATION OF KNOW!EDGE AS MEDIATED , AND THE LINK TO KANT 7.3.1 THE
WORST ARGUMENT IN THE WORLD: SOCIA! CONSTRUCTIONISM S GERN 7.4
CONCLUSION 8 CONCLUSIONS AND SPECULATIONS REFERENCES INDEX CONTENTS 147
149 152 153 153 155 158 160 163 163 163 169 172 174 177 185 199
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CONTENTS ~OCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM AS A METATHEORY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ~CIENCE
1 1.1 A POST-MODERN IST PROGRAM 1 1.2 SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM 2 1.3
POTTER'S DISCOURSE ANALYSIS 4 1.4 SHOTTER'S CONVERSATIONAL ANALYSIS 5
1.5 GERGEN'S METATHEORY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 7 1.6 UNFOLDING THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND REALITY 8 1.6.1 PSYCHOLOGY'S THEORIES
ARE NOT DERIVED FROM OBSERVATION (AI) 8 1.6.2 PSYCHOLOGY'S THEORIES DO
NOT DEPICT, MAP, MIRROR, CONTAIN, CONVEY, PICTURE. REFLECT, STORE, OR
REPRESENT REALITY (A2) 10 1.6.3 PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA ARE NOT
DISCOURSE- INDEPENDENT (A3) 13 1.6.4 SUMMARY 15 GERGEN'S RATIONALE FOR
PROPOSITIONS AI, A2, AND A3 16 1.7.1 A THEORY OF MEANING INVOLVING
EXTERNAL REFERENCE IS IMPLAUSIBLE 16 1.7.2 THE MEANINGS OF PSYCHOLOGY'S
THEORETICAL TERMS ARE INDETERMINATE 18 1.7.3 MEANING IS CONTEXTUAL1Y
DEPENDENT 21 1.7.4 MEANING HAS SOCIAL ORIGINS WITHIN SITUATIONS 23
CONC1USION 25 XV X VI CONTENTS 2 RELATIVISM AND SELF-REFUTATION 29 2.1
INTRODUCTION 29 2.2 AN ANALYSIS OF THE CHARGE OF RELATIVISM 30 2.3
RELATIVISM DEFINED 33 2.4 EPISTEMOLOGICAL RELATIVISM 38 2.4.1
EPISTEMOLOGICAL RELATIVISM) 40 2.4.2 EPISTEMOLOGICAL RELATIVISM2 41 2.5
ONTOLOGICAL RELATIVISM 44 2.6 CONCEPTUAL RELATIVISM 45 2.7
SELF-REFUTATION 48 2.7.1 THE CLASSICAL REFUTATION OF RELATIVISM 48 2.7.2
MACKIE'S ANALYSIS OF SELF-REFUTATION 51 2.7.3 ASCRIBING SELF-REFUTATION
TO SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM 51 2.8 CONCLUSION 52 3 NON-FACTUALISM 55 3.1
INTRODUCTION 55 3.2 RE-STATING GERGEN'S POSITION 56 3.3 NON-FACTUALISM
DEFINED 58 3.3.1 THE FREGEAN APPROACH TO ASSERTORIC AND NON-ASSERTORIC
DISCOURSE 58 3.3.2 THE NON-FACTUALIST APPROACH TO ASSERTORIC AND
NON-ASSERTORIC DISCOURSE 59 3.3.3 GERGEN'S UNIVERSAL GENERALISATION 59
3.4 AUSTIN'S CONSTATIVE-PERFORMATIVE DISTINCTION 60 3.4.1 THE EXPLICIT
PERFORMATIVE FORMULA 61 3.4.2 A THEORY OF SPEECH ACTS 61 3.5 GERGEN'S
ALTERNATIVE TO EXTERNAL REFERENCE AND TO THE RECEIVED VIEW OF ASSERTION
63 3.5.1 THE APPROPRIATION OF AUSTIN'S THEORY 63 3.5.2 GERGEN'S EXAMPLE
OFTHE PERFORMATIVE FUNCTION OFWORDS 66 3.6 DO ALL SPEECH-ACTS EXPRESS
STATES OF AFFAIRS? 69 3.7 CONCLUSION 70 4 TBE RECEIVED VIEW OF LOGICAL
POSITIVISM AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SODAL CONSTRUCTIONISM 73 4.1
INTRODUCTION 73 4.2 TERMINOLOGICAL INEXACTNESS: POSITIVISM, LOGICAL
POSITIVISM, AND LOGICAL EMPIRICISM 74 4.3 THE FAILURE OF POSITIVISM AS A
METATHEORY FOR PSYCHOLOGY 75 4.4 THE RECEIVED VIEW 77 4.5 CONCLUSION 79
CONTENTS XVII 5 CONVENTIONALISM 81 5.1 INTRODUCTION 81 5.2
CONVENTIONALISM'S INTELLECTUAL ANCESTRY 83 5.2.1 THE CONTEXT: KANT AND
1. S. MILL 83 5.2.2 THE EMERGENCE OF CONVENTIONALISM: HILBERT'S
INVESTIGATION OF EUCLIDEAN GEOMETRY 85 5.2.3 POINCARE'S THEORY OF THE
STATUS OF GEOMETRICAL AXIOMS 87 5.2.4 POINCARE'S APPLICATION OF
CONVENTIONALISM TO SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES 88 5.2.5 CONCLUDING REMARKS 89
5.3 THE CONVENTIONALISM OF THE LOGICAL POSITIVISTS 90 5.3.1 SCHLICK 90
5.3.2 REICHENBACH 95 5.3.3 CARNAP 97 5.3.4 SUMMARY 100 5.4 FROM LOGICAL
POSITIVISM TO SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM VIA KUHN 'S ACCOUNT OF SCIENCE 101
5.5 CONVENTIONALISM IN GERGEN'S METATHEORY 103 5.5.1 PSYCHOLOGICAL
THEORIES AS CONVENTIONS 103 5.5.2 LOGIC AS CONVENTIONS OF DISCOURSE 107
5.6 THE INCOHERENCE OF CONVENTIONALISM 108 5.6.1 THE CONDITION OF
CONSISTENCY RESTS ON AN EMPIRICAL CLAIM 109 5.6.2 CONVENTIONALISM ANDTHE FALLACY OF CONSTITUTIVE RELATIONS 110 5.6.3 CONVENTIONALISM INVOLVES
DUALISM 118 5.6.4 LINGUISTIC CONVENTIONS ARE NO SUBSTITUTE FOR LOGIC 123
5.7 CONCLUSION 127 6 MEANING AS USE 133 6.1 INTRODUCTION 133 6.2
WITTGENSTEIN 'S IDENTIFICATION OF MEANING WITH USE 133 6.3 SCHLICK'S
ADOPTION OFWITTGENSTEIN'S CRITERION 137 6.3.1 THE PRINCIPLE OF
VERIFICATION: EARLY POSITION-MEANING IS LINKED TO STATES OF AFFAIRS 137
6.3.2 THE PRINCIPLE OF VERIFICATION: MIDDLE POSITION-MEANING IS
SOMETIMES IDENTIFIED WITH USE 138 6.3.3 THE PRINCIPLE OF VERIFICATION:
LATE POSITION-MEANING IS IDENTIFIED WITH USE 139 6.3.4 THE CONNECTION
WITH OPERATIONISM 143 6.3.5 CONCLUDING REMARKS 144 6.4 THE
CONSTRUCTIONISTS' ADOPTION OFWITTGENSTEIN'S CRITERION 145 6.4.1 THE
CONTEXTUAL DEPENDENCY OF MEANING 145 XVIII 6.4.2 THE SIMILARITIES WITH
SCHLICK'S APPROPRIATION 6.4.3 SOCIA! CONSTRUCTIONISM AND OPERATIONISM
6.4.4 RECONSIDERATION OF THE RECEIVED VIEW 6.5 CRITICAL COMMENTS 6.5.1
THE INCOMPLETE CHARACTERISATION OF MEANING 6.5.2 WITTGENSTEIN'S
EXAMINATION OF THE CONCEPT "GAME" 6.5.3 A DISREGARD FOR THE GENERAL 6.6
CONCLUSION 7 PHENOMENALISM AND ITS ANALOGUE 7.1 INTRODUCTION 7.2 THE
PHENOMENAL "GIVEN" IN LOGICAL POSITIVISM 7.3 SOCIA! CONSTRUCTIONISM'S
CONTINUATION OF "KNOW!EDGE AS MEDIATED", AND THE LINK TO KANT 7.3.1 THE
WORST ARGUMENT IN THE WORLD: SOCIA! CONSTRUCTIONISM'S "GERN" 7.4
CONCLUSION 8 CONCLUSIONS AND SPECULATIONS REFERENCES INDEX CONTENTS 147
149 152 153 153 155 158 160 163 163 163 169 172 174 177 185 199 |
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