"A dialectical theory is boundlike Marxs, largelyto be immanent even if
in the end it negates the whole sphere it moves in. This contrasts it with
a sociology of knowledge that has been merely brought up from outside and
is powerless against philosophy, as philosophy was quick to discover. A
The concepts are not hard and I can't recall any
free-standing discussion of them. "Internalism" is the
ide athat scientific change is driven by factors
"internal" to science itself -- problems posed by the
consistency of theories with observation, the
coherence of the theories themselves, whether
