| Philosophy of the Social Sciences 1998 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A largely biographical essay.(Popper, Hayek, and the Poverty of Historicism, part 1)(Special Issue: Papers from the Vienna Workshop on Popper's Situational Analysis and the Social Sciences, part 1) | Social sciences | Shearmur, Jeremy |
| Between constructivism and realism - Searle's theory of the construction of social reality.(Review Symposium on Searle) | Social sciences | Corsten, Michael |
| Hegel's break with Kant: the leap from individual psychology to sociology. (philosophers Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and Immanuel Kant) | Social sciences | Hund, John |
| Interpretive social science and the "native's point of view": a close look. | Social sciences | Jones, Todd |
| Is Coase a realist? (economist Ronald Coase) | Social sciences | Maki, Uskali |
| Knowledge personal or social.(Papers from the Vienna Workshop on Logic of the Situation, part 2)(epistemology) | Social sciences | Agassi, Joseph |
| Lakatos in Hungary. (philosopher and mathematician Imre Lakatos) | Social sciences | Long, Jancis |
| Lefkowitz and the Afrocentric question. (author Mary Lefkowitz) | Social sciences | Naddaf, Gerard |
| Must false consciousness be rationally caused? | Social sciences | Paprzycka, Katarzyna |
| Philosophical geographies: navigating philosophy in social science. | Social sciences | Wight, Colin |
| Popper's situational analysis and contemporary sociology. (Karl Popper)(Special Issue: Papers from the Vienna Workshop on Popper's Situational Analysis and the Social Sciences, part 1) | Social sciences | Swedberg, Richard, Hedstrom, Peter, Udehn, Lars |
| Rhetoric, science, and philosophy. | Social sciences | O'Neill, John |
| Searle's 'The Construction of Social Reality.'(Review Symposium on Searle) | Social sciences | Hund, John |
| Situational analysis and the concept of equilibrium.(Papers from the Vienna Workshop on Logic of the Situation, part 2) | Social sciences | Ormerod, Paul, Rosewell, Bridget |
| Situational analysis beyond neoclassical economists.(Papers from the Vienna Workshop on Logic of the Situation, part 2) | Social sciences | Boland, Lawrence A. |
| Situational logic and its reception.(Special Issue: Papers from the Vienna Workshop on Popper's Situational Analysis and the Social Sciences, part 1) | Social sciences | Jarvie, I.C. |
| Some considerations about the further development of situational analysis.(Special Issue: Papers from the Vienna Workshop on Popper's Situational Analysis and the Social Sciences, part 1) | Social sciences | Bichlbauer, Dieter |
| The analytical study of social ontology: breakthrough or cul-de-sac?(Review Symposium on Searle) | Social sciences | Wettersten, John |
| The foundations of the universalist tradition in color-naming research (and their supposed refutation). | Social sciences | Dedrick, Don |
| The socioeconomic context: an alternative approach to Popper's situational analysis.(Papers from the Vienna Workshop on Logic of the Situation, part 2)(philosopher Karl R. Popper) | Social sciences | Bhaduri, Amit, Matzner, Egon |
| To salvage Neurath. (philosopher Otto Neurath) | Social sciences | Agassi, Joseph |
| Truth, rationality, and the situation.(Special Issue: Papers from the Vienna Workshop on Popper's Situational Analysis and the Social Sciences, part 1) | Social sciences | Notturno, Mark A. |
| Why in planning "The Myth of the Framework" is anything but that.(Special Issue: Papers from the Vienna Workshop on Popper's Situational Analysis and the Social Sciences, part 1) | Social sciences | Faludi, Andreas |
| Winch and instrumental pluralism: a response to my critics. (response to L.D. Keita, Philosophy of the Social Sciences, vol. 27, p.80, 1997 and Philosophy of the Social Sciences, vol. 27, p.83, 1997) | Social sciences | Lerner, Berel Dov |
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