Titlebook: Hermeneutics in Psychology and Psychoanalysis; Sybe J. S. Terwee Book 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 Interpretation.analytica

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Book 1990ed to a single discipline, but ranges from experimental psychology to psychoanalysis, in each case the focus of attention is the scientific status of the theories scrutinized. Earlier versions of four of the chapters have been published elsewhere. Chapter 1, "Psychology and Philosophy of Science", i

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Introduction,he empirical-analytical and the empirical-hermeneutical approach. The major part of this book will consist of discussions between representatives of these approaches. What exactly is to be understood by empirical-analytical psychology and by hermeneutics?

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The Early Reception of Psychoanalysis: Vicissitudes of a Science of Interpretation,tisemitism as the main causes of the rejection of psychoanalysis by the medical world and the lay public. Ernest Jones, his disciple and influential biographer, did little to correct this picture of the birth and early development of psychoanalysis.

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Rhetorical Analysis and the Question of Relativism: An Examination of the Views of Kenneth J. Gerge question whether psychology has to be strictly regarded as an empirical-analytical science which avoids interpretation, or whether it can or should be conceived as an interpretative or hermeneutical enterprise (cf. Schlenker, 1974).

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,The Hermeneutical Conception of Psychoanalysis: Grünbaum’s ,tific (contrary to Popper’s claim) but that, alas, empirical evidence to support its truth is still lacking at this moment. In a lengthy introduction to the book (94 pages), Grünbaum criticizes another conception of the nature of psychoanalytic theory, that is, the hermeneutic interpretation of psychoanalysis.

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