the human context
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'the human context' explores the philosophical assumptions and the metho–
dology of the human sciences (the different fields of psychology, sociology
and anthropology).
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aims at a critical dialogue between different orienta–
tions in philosophy itself and at a confrontation with science. The total
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VOLUME VI, NO.1, 1974
Articles
GERARD RADNITZKY: On the Crucial Role of Preconceptions about
the Subjer-t Matter in Scientific Research
ANTHONY DE REUCK: Controlled Communication: Rationale and
Dynamics
MITCHELL GINSBERG: Action and Communication
J. P. COULTER: The Ethnomethodological Programme in Contemporary
Sociology
G. BENEDETTI: The Irrational in the Psychotherapy of Psychosis
ROBERT D. ROMANYSHYN: Psychotherapy: A Dialogue of Faith and
Power
JOSEPH F. RYCHLAK: The Misplaced Dialectic in the Dialogue of Faith
and Power
MICHAEL G. PICARDIE: A Metaphysical Order in Psychiatric Work
ALEX COMFORT: On Sexuality, Play and Earnest
MIGUEL PRADOS: Vincent Van Gogh's Childhood and Boyhood: A
Psychological Enquiry
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