Recent trends in theoretical psychology Book

	Editors' Note
	Preface
	Contributors
	Bridgman's "Operational Analysis" versus "Operational Definition" in Psychology: A Study in the Pathology of Scholarship	3
	Social Discourse and Moral Science	17
	Foundational Issues in Psychology
	Understanding Human Nature: A Post-Foundationalist Psychology	31
	Social Constructionist Psychoanalysis and the Real	41
	Psychological Theorizing in a Subject-Scientific Perspective: Determining Subjective Grounds for Action	51
	Discovery, Intentionality and the Constructionist Project in Psychology	65
	The Fear Of Relativism in Post-Positivist Psychology	77
	The Structuralist Program as a Methodology for Theoretical Psychology	85
	The Functional Level of Analysis in Psychology	99
	Hermeneutics of Lived Experience: The Foundations of a Historical Psychology	111
	Psychology of Science as a Contribution to Metascience	123
	Beyond Criticism in Psychology
	The Limits of Psychological Critique	135
	Is There Anything Beyond the Ideological Critique of Individualism?	143
	Questioning the Researcher's Existence: From Deconstruction to Practice	153
	Beyond Objectivism and Relativism in Dream Interpretation	163
	Theoretical Studies in Psychology
	Stratification and Activity	173
	Association, Free Association and the Logic of Conversation	179
	Perspectives on Interpretation for Cognitive Science	185
	Understanding How We Understand Pictures: The Marr-Jackendoff Theory	195
	Social Motives Under Negotiation	211
	The Structure of Self in Schizophrenia	219
	The Pleasures of the Gulf War	231
	Critiquing the Lifeworld: Communicative Action and Psychotherapy	247
	The Mumford Effect in Psychology: Crisis in the Status of Psychological Paradigms	263
	Consistency and Chaos in Personality	275
	How Mental and Physiological Mechanisms Gear Into One Another	283
	Feminist Theory in Psychology
	Feminist Critiques of "Sex/Gender" as a Psychological Variable	297
	Psychoanalysis as a Critical Theory of Gender	307
	The Ideology of Beauty	319
	Emotions and Gender: A Conceptual Model of Emotions in Social Interaction	325
	Historical Contributions to Psychological Theory
	From Emancipating to Domesticating the Workers: Lewinian Social Psychology and the Study of the Work Process Till 1947	335
	Social Psychology Textbooks: An Historical and Social Psychological Analysis of Conceptual Filtering, Consensus Formation, Career Gatekeeping and Conservatism in Science	359
	Identity and Intimacy: Secular Mutations of the Inner Light	379
	E.G. Boring, C. Murchison, and Clark University: Research Practice and Practical Politics	389
	Developmental Theory
	What Should Developmental Psychology Be About?	399
	Existential Themes in Piaget's Genetic Epistemology	403
	Hermeneutics and Moral Development	411
	The Reception of Vygotsky's Ideas in the Nineteen Thirties	419
	Family Resemblance as a Model for the Stage Concept	425
	Beyond Discursive Relativism: Power and Subjectivity in Developmental Psychology	433
	Social Psychology and Social Distress
	Towards a Theory of Psychopathy and Social Distress	443
	Toward a Theory of Social Distress: Human Destiny or Social Experiment Gone Wrong?	449
	On Social Distress, Social Misery, Social Evil	459
	Skepticism and the Sociology of Rational Discourse	463
	Moods, Social Cognition and Motivation	471
	Applications of Psychological Theory
	Qualitative Research and Common Sense Psychology	481
	Why Does Methodology Change Over Time?: A Theoretical View and its Implications	495
	Contributions of Sociohistorical Psychology and Phenomenology to Research Methodology	503
	Patterns of Meaning and Power in AIDS-Related Psychology	511
	Choices in the Analysis of Theoretical Metaphors: The Metaphors of Family Systems Theory	519
	Author Index	527