Titlebook: Antipositivist Theories of the Sciences; Critical Rationalism Norman Stockman Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1983 conc

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The Antipositivism of Critical Theory ‘critical philosophy’, the attempt to determine the conditions of possible knowledge by reflection of the knowing subject’s own cognitive faculties: this is the dimension of epistemological critique, or critical epistemology. In the second place, critique

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Discussion: Antipositivism in the Philosophy of the Social Sciencesive claims to advance adequate antipositivist principles for the social sciences. In the course of the argument it will be possible to draw on the preliminary conclusions reached in the earlier chapter on the relationships between these three approaches in the context of the philosophy of the natural sciences.

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The Concept of Ideology in Critical Theoryy therefore took the emphasis away from the base-superstructure metaphor, which in Engels and in the Marxism of the Second International tended to generate the ontological thesis that all thought is dependent on its material substratum, for in this version, as Wellmer puts it,

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Zhengming Zhao,Liqiang Yuan,Hua Bai,Ting Lu ‘critical philosophy’, the attempt to determine the conditions of possible knowledge by reflection of the knowing subject’s own cognitive faculties: this is the dimension of epistemological critique, or critical epistemology. In the second place, critique

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Scattering as a Boundary Value Problem,y therefore took the emphasis away from the base-superstructure metaphor, which in Engels and in the Marxism of the Second International tended to generate the ontological thesis that all thought is dependent on its material substratum, for in this version, as Wellmer puts it,

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Metallic Waveguides and Resonant Cavities,s early development and in many of its later manifestations, the philosophy for which Auguste Comte invented the name ‘Positivism’ was propounded and preached with undoubted fervour, so much so that it has been thought to merit analysis as a social movement rather than merely a school of philosophy