The following list of "strict" positivist doctrines comes from Giedymin,
Jerzy. 1975. Antipositivism in contemporary philosophy of social science
and humanities. _British Journal of the Philosophy of Science_ 26: 275-301.
1. Identification of knowledge with science and mathematics.
2.
To: Gene Coyle From: Marc Breslow, Dollars and Sense. I do believe it,
because historically black unemployment and wages improve more than
white in upswings, and fall more during downswings -- due to being at
the end of hiring queues. See my article in the Jan/Feb 95 issue
of Dollars and Sense,
On Fri, 13 Jan 1995, Marshall Feldman wrote:
The following list of "strict" positivist doctrines comes from Giedymin,
Jerzy. 1975. Antipositivism in contemporary philosophy of social science
and humanities. _British Journal of the Philosophy of Science_ 26: 275-301.
1. Identification of
This discussion of the economic boundaries between
classes fails to grasp that class alignment is essentially
determined by the way economic interests interact with
political struggles.
If we base ourselves on what has actually happened in advanced capitalist
countries, there is little evidence
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I'm totally blown away by Justin's long critique of what I said
about positivism and will have to digest it more. But I want to
make one comment with regard to the following:
Justin says:
"Also, we can cite Kuhn and Lakatos
against Popper. There is a function for dogma on science."
One of the
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Michael Perelman
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California State University
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I understand that minorities are at the end of the quee (how do
you spell that?) And I emphatically agree that we should be running
a high pressure economy to raise all boats or get to the end of the
-- line.
But here's why I expressed disbelief in the report that Black unemployment
was suddenly
Just a brief note about Marx's uses of "rationality." Whatever he meant by
it, if he was talking about the individidual decision-making processes of
capitalists, then hewas not putting a Hegelian spin on the term. For
Hegel, rationality is something that emerges at a systematic level behind
the