Could psychoanalysis be a science? There are three ways of reading this question, which will structure the discussion: 1. Is psychoanalysis the kind of investigation or activity that could, logically speaking, be ‘scientific’? If we can defend a positive answer here, then it makes sense to ask: 2. Is psychoanalysis, in the form in which it has traditionally been practiced, and continues to be practiced, a science? If there are good reasons to doubt its credentials, then we might ask:\ud 3. Is psychoanalysis able to become a science? This is a question about what is needed for the necessary transformation. I shall argue that psychoanalysis can be a science (§1), but that the historical debate raised important challenges to its methodo...
Scientific methods of a particular field of knowledge can not be freely applied to a different field...
It is proposed that the mental health crisis in “developed” societies is largely due to the fact tha...
the issue of the relationship between psychoanalysis and science has been widely debated since the o...
Forthcoming in Philosophy, Psychiatry and Psychology Can psychoanalysis take its place in the scienc...
While philosophers have worried about whether psychoanalysis is really a science, psychoanalysts hav...
Is it science at all? Here are some of the things researchers have found out in their investigations...
sychoanalysis has no future except as a historical footnote in the evolution of the understanding of...
Epistemology emerges from the study of the ways knowledge is gained in the different fields of scien...
Psychoanalysis between Science and Reality: Requirements for a Scientific Discussion. This article p...
This paper puts forward an account of psychoanalysis as an organised practice for the generation of ...
The completion of this paper comes coincidentally at a time when a book by a scholarly philosopher, ...
Social constructivist approaches to science have often been dismissed as inaccurate accounts of scie...
The perennial interest in psychoanalysis shows no signs of abating and the longevity of psychoanalyt...
Since its emergence in the 19th century, academic psychology has striven to become accepted as a sci...
Copyright © Melvin Bornstein, Joseph Lichtenberg, Donald Silver. Psychoanalysis is about asking the ...
Scientific methods of a particular field of knowledge can not be freely applied to a different field...
It is proposed that the mental health crisis in “developed” societies is largely due to the fact tha...
the issue of the relationship between psychoanalysis and science has been widely debated since the o...
Forthcoming in Philosophy, Psychiatry and Psychology Can psychoanalysis take its place in the scienc...
While philosophers have worried about whether psychoanalysis is really a science, psychoanalysts hav...
Is it science at all? Here are some of the things researchers have found out in their investigations...
sychoanalysis has no future except as a historical footnote in the evolution of the understanding of...
Epistemology emerges from the study of the ways knowledge is gained in the different fields of scien...
Psychoanalysis between Science and Reality: Requirements for a Scientific Discussion. This article p...
This paper puts forward an account of psychoanalysis as an organised practice for the generation of ...
The completion of this paper comes coincidentally at a time when a book by a scholarly philosopher, ...
Social constructivist approaches to science have often been dismissed as inaccurate accounts of scie...
The perennial interest in psychoanalysis shows no signs of abating and the longevity of psychoanalyt...
Since its emergence in the 19th century, academic psychology has striven to become accepted as a sci...
Copyright © Melvin Bornstein, Joseph Lichtenberg, Donald Silver. Psychoanalysis is about asking the ...
Scientific methods of a particular field of knowledge can not be freely applied to a different field...
It is proposed that the mental health crisis in “developed” societies is largely due to the fact tha...
the issue of the relationship between psychoanalysis and science has been widely debated since the o...