Dyck begins in chapter one with Christian Wolffs rational psychology, showing that it is not narrowly rationalistic, but is a "mixed science" in which the results of
empirical psychology can serve as premises in the philosophical demonstrations of rational psychology.
This leads him to the view that
empirical psychology might be 'virtue's demise' (163).
At least in the first place, it brackets out other areas of doctrine apart from theological anthropology, and brackets out
empirical psychology, focusing down on the metaphysics of the human person with which
empirical psychology is intertwined.
The first three chapters cover these early developments, while the second section focuses on 19th-century German experimental psychology and
empirical psychology in tradition of William James.
In that respect economics is quite like another broad and seemingly unrelated academic field,
empirical psychology.
This in turn will allow us to take a Jamesian look at some contemporary approaches to healthy-mindedness in
empirical psychology.
It ignores or is unfamiliar with
empirical psychology and its potential insights.
Inductive Logic and
Empirical Psychology (Nick Chater, Mike Oaksford, Ulrike Hahn and Evan Heit)
The former types of cognitive functions describe features of the human being as a biological species and thus belong to the
empirical psychology that is discussed by Kant in the Anthropology, whereas the latter constitutes a peculiar Kantian discipline in the first Critique that can be called transcendental cognitive psychology.
I know many people who truly thrive in the world of
empirical psychology, and I appreciate them and their strong contributions.
Virtually all of Kant's predecessors and contemporaries acknowledge only the latter, which constitutes a core feature of the
empirical psychology that many of them embrace, and that Kant attacks.
The observation of human systems; lessons from the history of anti-reductionistic
empirical psychology.
