Psychologism : a case study in the sociology of philosophical knowledge
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Psychologism : a case study in the sociology of philosophical knowledge
（Philosophical issues in science）
Routledge, 1995
- : hard
- : pbk
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Bibliography: p. 289-316
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
No other entire book devoted to the historical-sociological study of the psychologism debate
Frege and Husserl are major names - founders of analytic and phenomenological philosophy respectively
Table of Contents
1 PSYCHOLOGISM: AN INTRODUCTION 2 TOWARDS A SOCIOLOGY OF PHILOSOPHICAL KNOWLEDGE 3 PSYCHOLOGISM REFUTED? 4 THE CRITICISM OF HUSSERL'S ARGUMENTS AGAINST PSYCHOLOGISM IN GERMAN PHILOSOPHY, 1901-20, 5 VARIETIES OF 'PSYCHOLOGISM' 1866-1930, 6 ROLE HYBRIDISATION: THE RISE OF THE NEW PSYCHOLOGY 7 ROLE PURIFICATION: THE REACTION OF 'PURE PHILOSOPHY' AGAINST THE NEW PSYCHOLOGY 8 WINNER TAKES ALL: LEBENSPHILOSOPHIE AND THE TRIUMPH OF PHENOMENOLOGY
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