Psychology's interpretive turn: the search for truth and agency in theoretical and philosophical psychology
"Is objective psychological truth possible? For over 25 years, postmodern theorists have argued for an antiobjectivist or antirealist philosophy, which they believe enhances our human agency by freeing us to be what we interpret ourselves to be. But in the last decade, a prominent and diverse g...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Is objective psychological truth possible? For over 25 years, postmodern theorists have argued for an antiobjectivist or antirealist philosophy, which they believe enhances our human agency by freeing us to be what we interpret ourselves to be. But in the last decade, a prominent and diverse group of theorists has voiced views that are replacing those of the "conventional" postmodernists. Their dual mission is to defend the realism denied by postmodern antirealist psychologists while defending the concept of human agency that they believe modern objectivist psychologists deny. In Psychology's Interpretive Turn, author Barbara S. Held takes the discussion to a new level. She goes beyond defending the possibility of objective psychological truth by linking that defense to human agency or freedom. She considers the nuanced arguments of theorists who reject the possibility of objective psychological truth to advance an agentic psychology that is nonetheless alleged to be realist. She is the first to relate the common ground in these "middle-ground" theorists' attempts to reconcile, mediate, or moderate postmodern antirealist and modern objectivist approaches to psychology. She skillfully crafts the argument that any philosophy of psychology that in principle precludes objective psychological knowledge and truth also undermines an agency founded on rational interpretive grounds. Her critique is especially timely, as concerns about psychology's fragmentation mount and attempts at unification proliferate."--Jacket. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | XI, 415 S. |
| ISBN: | 1591479258 9781591479253 |
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| adam_text | PSYCHOLOGY S INTERPRETIVE TURN / HELD, BARBARA S. : 2007 TABLE OF
CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS THE POSTMODERNIST ROOTS OF THE
MIDDLE-GROUND THEORISTS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MIDDLE-GROUND THEORISTS
ONTOLOGICAL POINT 1: AN ONTOLOGY OF BEING IN THE WORLD, OR, A SITUATED
PSYCHOLOGICAL EXISTENCE ONTOLOGICAL POINT 2: A REALIST MIDDLE-GROUND
ONTOLOGY? ONTOLOGICAL POINT 3: AN ONTOLOGY OF SITUATED AGENCY AND
TRANSCENDENCE ONTOLOGICAL POINT 4: AN ONTOLOGY OF FLUX AND FLOW SITUATED
KNOWING: A MIDDLE-GROUND ANTI-OBJECTIVIST EPISTEMOLOGY? SITUATED
WARRANT: A MIDDLE-GROUND REALIST EPISTEMOLOGY? RATIONAL AGENCY. DIESES
SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
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PSYCHOLOGY'S INTERPRETIVE TURN / HELD, BARBARA S. : 2007 TABLE OF
CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS THE POSTMODERNIST ROOTS OF THE
MIDDLE-GROUND THEORISTS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MIDDLE-GROUND THEORISTS
ONTOLOGICAL POINT 1: AN ONTOLOGY OF BEING IN THE WORLD, OR, A SITUATED
PSYCHOLOGICAL EXISTENCE ONTOLOGICAL POINT 2: A REALIST MIDDLE-GROUND
ONTOLOGY? ONTOLOGICAL POINT 3: AN ONTOLOGY OF SITUATED AGENCY AND
TRANSCENDENCE ONTOLOGICAL POINT 4: AN ONTOLOGY OF FLUX AND FLOW SITUATED
KNOWING: A MIDDLE-GROUND ANTI-OBJECTIVIST EPISTEMOLOGY? SITUATED
WARRANT: A MIDDLE-GROUND REALIST EPISTEMOLOGY? RATIONAL AGENCY. DIESES
SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT. |
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