Volume 22, no. 3, June 2012

ARTICLES

"The Constantly Recurring Argument": Infering
Quantity from Order
JOEL MICHELL

Truth, Science, and Psychology
BRIAN D. HAIG AND DENNY BORSBOOM

Laying the Cornerstone of Construct Validity Theory:
Herbert Feigl's Influence on Early Specifications
KATHLEEN SLANEY

Connective Conceptual Analysis and Psychology
KONRAD BANICKI

The Deadlock of Husserl's Life-World: From a
Critique of Psychologism to Psychologization
JAN DE VOS

Levinas and Hermeneutics on Ethics and the Other
STEVE HARRIST AND FRANK C. RICHARDSON

COMMENT

A Brief Note on "Moral Psychology"
DANIEL ROBINSON

ESSAY REVIEW

Selves, Societies, and Social Sciences: Pluralism in a
Changing Global World. (Lene Arnett Jensen reviews Matthew
Adams' Self and Social Change and Robin Goodwin's Changing
Relations: Achieving Intimacy in a Time of Social Transition)

BOOK REVIEWS

Historicizing Memory. (Jens Brockmeier reviews Kurt Danziger's
Marking the Mind: A History of Memory)

Japan on the Couch. (Brian J. McVeigh reviews Ian Parker's
Japan in Analysis: Cultures of the Unconscious)

In Praise of Marginality. (Adrian Brock reviews L. P. Mos (Ed.)'s
A History of Psychology in Autobiography)

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