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5 Apr 2021: The ‘psychology’ of the capitalist classes was thus of crucial importance tothe functioning of the system. ... Philosophy, anthropology, biology – even psychology: these areamongst the plausible locations for psychoanalysis within Cambridge.

5 Apr 2021: Someone who thinks that physics should replace psychology is not a fundamentalist: he is a crazy fundamentalist.

5 Apr 2021: otherapproaches: those of sociology, of anthropology, of literature, of psychology.The first question people ask me when they hear that I study psychoanalysis andthat I am interested in the sciences is: ... To give this an immediate historical anchor:

5 Apr 2021: Collingwood and the Idea of a HistoricalPsychology’, Theory and Psychology 10, no. ... famously, be accused by Lakatos ofportraying scientific development as ‘a matter of mob psychology.’12.

5 Apr 2021: of intuitions than try to make do with the mechanistic and finally condescending term folk psychology. ... In anthropology, sociology, le-gal studies, recourse to psychology was an endemic temptation.

5 Apr 2021: Smith-Lovin L 1995 The sociology of affect and emotion. In:Cook K S, Fine G A, House J S (eds.) Sociological Perspectieson Social Psychology. ... Empiricism in this centuryhas also been promoted by scientists themselves, inmovements such as

5 Apr 2021: Within university discipline formation and development – psychology(C.S. Myers and W.H.R. ... the individual and tosociety, Freudian psychology has given a powerful impetus and a scientific.

5 Apr 2021: only that a prospective member be ‘inter-ested in psychology’ (Edgell 1947, p. ... In the process, however,the field of psychology underwent a sociologically unusual change.

5 Apr 2021: Consciousness is the ideal topic for inter-disciplinary investigation. It is a central concern of such diverse disciplines as neurophysiology, evolutionary biology, psychology, cognitive science, philosophy and theology, among others, yet

5 Apr 2021: 13 Thomas Kuhn, ‘Logic of Discovery or Psychology of Research?’, in Imre Lakatos & Alan Musgrave (eds), Criticism and the Growth of Knowledge (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1970), pp.