Toward Science of Eidos?

Toward an Integrative Science

We examine the need for a new approach to science that takes into account both structural science, i.e. current science as practiced by most scientists, and structural-phenomenological science, which allows for the coupling of quan-tum theory to brain functions, examines the nature of consciousness, etc. This new approach will result in what is termed integrative science and, we postulate, is t...

Toward open behavioral science.

Toward Open Behavioral Science Karen E. Adolph a , Rick O. Gilmore b , Clinton Freeman c , Penelope Sanderson c & David Millman d a Department of Psychology, New York University, New York, New York b Department of Psychology, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania c Department of Psychology, The University of Queensland, St Lucia, Queensland, Australia d Division of Li...

Toward a Science of Metatheory

In this article, I explore the field of metatheory with two goals. My first goal is to present a clear understanding of what metatheory “is” based on a collection of over twenty definitions of the term. My second goal is to present a preliminary investigation into how metatheory might be understood as a science. From that perspective, I present some strengths and weaknesses of our field and sug...

Toward a Science of Policy

Kartik B. Ariyur, Purdue University [email protected] Introduction From a biological perspective, all human action is aimed at self-preservation. While there may be differences in the proximate goals of individuals, all their actions (whether of mice or men) can be explained by the pursuit of predictability in the conditions of their existence. The proximate goals appear to be different simply...

Toward a Science of Consciousness