Realism and Psychology: Collected Essays

Realism and Psychology
	CONTENTS
	ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
	LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
	INTRODUCTION
PART ONE THE NATURE AND CONTEXT OF REALISM
	CHAPTER ONE
		REALISM AND THE STATE OF THEORY IN PSYCHOLOGY
	CHAPTER TWO
		ESSAYS IN REALISM: ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION
	CHAPTER THREE
		JOHN ANDERSON’S DEVELOPMENT OF (SITUATIONAL) REALISM AND ITS BEARING ON PSYCHOLOGY TODAY1
PART TWO FROM PHILOSOPHY TO PSYCHOLOGY
	CHAPTER FOUR
		THE KNOWER AND THE KNOWN (1927)1
	CHAPTER FIVE
		THE CONCEPT OF ATTITUDE1
	CHAPTER SIX
		DRIVES AND CONSUMMATORY ACTIONS1
	CHAPTER SEVEN
		MAZE\'S DIRECT REALISM AND THE CHARACTER OF COGNITION1
PART THREE CRITIQUES AND DEVELOPMENTS
	CHAPTER EIGHT
		“OUT THERE”, NOT “IN HERE”: A REALIST ACCOUNT OF CONCEPTS
	CHAPTER NINE
		REPRESENTATIONISM, REALISM AND THE REDUNDANCY OF ‘MENTALESE’1
	CHAPTER TEN
		CONSTRUCTIVISM, DIRECT REALISM AND THE NATURE OF ERROR1
	CHAPTER ELEVEN
		CONCEPT, CLASS, AND CATEGORY IN THE TRADITION OFARISTOTLE1
	CHAPTER TWELVE
	CHAPTER THIRTEEN
		SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM, DECONSTRUCTIONISM AND SOME REQUIREMENTS OF DISCOURSE1
	CHAPTER FOURTEEN
		REPLY TO GERGEN1
	CHAPTER FIFTEEN
		ON SOME ACCOUNTS OF MEANING AND THEIR PROBLEMS1
	CHAPTER SIXTEEN
		WHY PSYCHOLOGY HAS NEGLECTED SYMBOLISM AND WHAT A REALIST APPROACH CAN OFFER
	CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
		A NEW PSYCHOLOGY – THE METAPHYSICAL AND THE MUNDANE1
	CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
		THE PLACE OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGY1
	CHAPTER NINETEEN
		SCIENCE, MEANING AND THE SCIENTIST-PRACTITIONER MODEL OF TREATMENT1
	CHAPTER TWENTY
		ADDRESSING MENTAL PLURALITY: JUSTIFICATION, OBJECTIONS AND LOGICAL REQUIREMENTS OF STRONGLY PARTITIVE ACCOUNTSOF MIND1
	CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE
		REZONING PLEASURE: DRIVES AND AFFECTS IN PERSONALITY THEORY1
	CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO
		A REALIST ACCOUNT OF MENTAL CAUSATION
	CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE
		DRIVE THEORY RECONSIDERED (AGAIN!)
AFTERWORD
INDEX OF PERSONS
SUBJECT INDEX