在心理学的传统经验主义

有时意义研究的一门学科我很想所说的“部落习俗。”By this I mean its habitual, frequently unexamined, ways of doing its everyday activities and communicating about the results of those activities both to itself and to adjacent tribes. Continuing the metaphor, it is useful to compare the customs of psychology with scientifically adjacent tribes such as sociology, cognitive science, and anthropology, and even more distant tribes such as literary criticism and philosophy. One reason for this sort of examination is celebratory - to revel in the superiority of the customs of our discipline over those of the adjacent disciplines.