Paul Tibbetts
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 285109 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Paul Tibbetts |
| PRENOMES | Paul |
| SOBRENOME | Tibbetts |
| ASSINATURA | TIBBETTS P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Dayton |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1973 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Sociology and Neuroscience
The Concept of Voluntary Motor Control in the Recent Neuroscientific Literature
Symbolic interaction theory and the cognitively disabled
Neurobiology and the Homunculus Thesis
Threading-the-needle
Representation and the realist-constructivist controversy
The Sociology of Scientific Knowledge
The Discourse and Praxis Models in Recent Reconstructions of Scientific Knowledge Generation
In recent sociological reconstructions of knowledge generation in science, two models of analysis have emerged. On the discourse model, reconstructions are grounded in what scientists say and write; on the praxis model, the focus is on what scientists do. The differences between these respective models are examined in this Note, particularly in the context of three studies employing elements of both models: Laboratory Life (1979), The Manufacture…
The Status of Intrapersonal (or P‐) Variables in the Recent Collective Behavior Literature
This paper examines the causal and explanatory role assigned to intrapersonal (or P‐) variables in the recent sociological literature on collective behavior. In Part I emphasis is on the use–or nonuse–of P‐variables as factors mediating between collective behavior episodes and their antecedent social and situational determinants. It is suggested that P‐variables have been (1) excluded on methodological grounds in favor of more directly observable…
In Defense of Relativism and the Radical Programme
In a recent contribution to this Journal, Jarviel has attacked cultural and epistemological relativism on a number of counts. The present paper is a response to two criticisms he deploys against epistemological relativism (or ER for short). It will be argued that at least one recent variation of ER, the sociology of scientific knowledge programme (or SSKP) largely escapes these particular criticisms. Accordingly, adoption of ER need not entail th…
Semantic Grids and a Humanistically Oriented Sociology
Cognitive Resources and Ascriptions of Rationality
The Hermeneutic Imagination
Rationality and the Belief in Witches
The Positivism-Humanism Debate in Sociology
This paper examines the claim that positivism and humanism are mutually exclusive alternatives to the study and amelioration of human society. In the first part of the paper, eight theses normally associated with twentieth-century positivism are documented and explicated at length, ranging from the verification doctrine and the unified-language thesis to an emphasis on the nomological-deductive model of explanation and the fact-value distinction.…
The Possibility of Naturalism
Ii
The Weighted Coherence Theory of Rationality and Justification
The issue of human subjectivity in sociological explanation
Mediating Variables and a Powers Ascription Model
A Response to Feyerabend on Science and Magic
I Feyerabend's 'Against Method
Feyerabend on ideology, human happiness, and the good life
Hanson and Kuhn on Observation Reports and Knowledge Claims
Peirce and Mead on Perceptual Immediacy and Human Action
The Hermeneutic Imagination
The Sociology of Scientific Knowledge
The Discourse and Praxis Models in Recent Reconstructions of Scientific Knowledge Generation
In recent sociological reconstructions of knowledge generation in science, two models of analysis have emerged. On the discourse model, reconstructions are grounded in what scientists say and write; on the praxis model, the focus is on what scientists do. The differences between these respective models are examined in this Note, particularly in the context of three studies employing elements of both models: Laboratory Life (1979), The Manufacture…
The Positivism-Humanism Debate in Sociology
This paper examines the claim that positivism and humanism are mutually exclusive alternatives to the study and amelioration of human society. In the first part of the paper, eight theses normally associated with twentieth-century positivism are documented and explicated at length, ranging from the verification doctrine and the unified-language thesis to an emphasis on the nomological-deductive model of explanation and the fact-value distinction.…
The issue of human subjectivity in sociological explanation
Sociology and Neuroscience
Symbolic interaction theory and the cognitively disabled
Representation and the realist-constructivist controversy
In Defense of Relativism and the Radical Programme
In a recent contribution to this Journal, Jarviel has attacked cultural and epistemological relativism on a number of counts. The present paper is a response to two criticisms he deploys against epistemological relativism (or ER for short). It will be argued that at least one recent variation of ER, the sociology of scientific knowledge programme (or SSKP) largely escapes these particular criticisms. Accordingly, adoption of ER need not entail th…
I Feyerabend's 'Against Method
Peirce and Mead on Perceptual Immediacy and Human Action
The Status of Intrapersonal (or P‐) Variables in the Recent Collective Behavior Literature
This paper examines the causal and explanatory role assigned to intrapersonal (or P‐) variables in the recent sociological literature on collective behavior. In Part I emphasis is on the use–or nonuse–of P‐variables as factors mediating between collective behavior episodes and their antecedent social and situational determinants. It is suggested that P‐variables have been (1) excluded on methodological grounds in favor of more directly observable…
The Weighted Coherence Theory of Rationality and Justification
The Philosophy of George Herbert Mead
An historical note on Descartes' psychophysical dualism
The Philosophy of George Herbert Mead
Hanson and Kuhn on Observation Reports and Knowledge Claims
Peirce and Mead on Perceptual Immediacy and Human Action
The doctrine of 'pure experience
Feyerabend on ideology, human happiness, and the good life
I Feyerabend's 'Against Method
Mediating Variables and a Powers Ascription Model
A Response to Feyerabend on Science and Magic
The Weighted Coherence Theory of Rationality and Justification
The issue of human subjectivity in sociological explanation
The Possibility of Naturalism
Ii
Rationality and the Belief in Witches
The Positivism-Humanism Debate in Sociology
This paper examines the claim that positivism and humanism are mutually exclusive alternatives to the study and amelioration of human society. In the first part of the paper, eight theses normally associated with twentieth-century positivism are documented and explicated at length, ranging from the verification doctrine and the unified-language thesis to an emphasis on the nomological-deductive model of explanation and the fact-value distinction.…
Cognitive Resources and Ascriptions of Rationality
The Hermeneutic Imagination
Semantic Grids and a Humanistically Oriented Sociology
The Discourse and Praxis Models in Recent Reconstructions of Scientific Knowledge Generation
In recent sociological reconstructions of knowledge generation in science, two models of analysis have emerged. On the discourse model, reconstructions are grounded in what scientists say and write; on the praxis model, the focus is on what scientists do. The differences between these respective models are examined in this Note, particularly in the context of three studies employing elements of both models: Laboratory Life (1979), The Manufacture…
The Status of Intrapersonal (or P‐) Variables in the Recent Collective Behavior Literature
This paper examines the causal and explanatory role assigned to intrapersonal (or P‐) variables in the recent sociological literature on collective behavior. In Part I emphasis is on the use–or nonuse–of P‐variables as factors mediating between collective behavior episodes and their antecedent social and situational determinants. It is suggested that P‐variables have been (1) excluded on methodological grounds in favor of more directly observable…
In Defense of Relativism and the Radical Programme
In a recent contribution to this Journal, Jarviel has attacked cultural and epistemological relativism on a number of counts. The present paper is a response to two criticisms he deploys against epistemological relativism (or ER for short). It will be argued that at least one recent variation of ER, the sociology of scientific knowledge programme (or SSKP) largely escapes these particular criticisms. Accordingly, adoption of ER need not entail th…
The Sociology of Scientific Knowledge
Representation and the realist-constructivist controversy
Threading-the-needle
Neurobiology and the Homunculus Thesis
Philosophy (23 obras) · Epistemology (22 obras) · Sociology (18 obras) · Philosophy (12 obras) · Psychology (11 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Social science (7 obras) · Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice (5 obras) · Philosophy and History of Science (5 obras)