A Refutation of Positivism in Philosophy of Mind
Thinking, Reality, and Language
- 170 Seiten
- 6 Lesestunden
The book critiques positivism, asserting that while it currently prevails in both natural and human sciences, it is fundamentally unsuitable for the latter. It explores the limitations of positivist approaches in understanding complex human behaviors and social phenomena, advocating for alternative frameworks that better capture the nuances of human experience. Through this examination, the author seeks to challenge established scientific paradigms and promote a more holistic understanding of social sciences.
