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Metaphors, Discourse and Psychology

Released: Replika 54–55, 219–239.

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Replies to the Discursive Psychology Block (Replika 53)

replika 54-17.pdf

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Buddha Himself
Public Sociology
- Ákos Huszár
Introduction
- Michael Burawoy
For Public Sociology
- Charles R. Tittle
The Arrogance of Public Sociology
- John Braithwaite
For Public Social Science
- Craig Calhoun
The Promise of Public Sociology
- Amitai Etzioni
Bookmarks for Public Sociologist
- Dénes Némedi
The Civil Society and the Social Sciences
- György Lengyel
For the Integrity of Sociology
- Zoltán Fleck
"Critical engineering"
Science and Beyond
- Gábor Kutrovátz
- Benedek Láng
- Gábor Zemplén
Exploring the Borderlands
- Koen Vermeir
The Democratic Problem Revisited
- Steven Shapin
How to be Anti-scientific
- Thomas F. Gieryn
Boundary-Work and the Demarcation of Science from Non-Science
- Jane Gregory
- Steve Miller
Caught in the Crossfire?
Replies to the Discursive Psychology Block (Replika 53)
- Katalin Baráth
The Discursive ain't stupid, or Footnotes on Footnotes on a 'joke'
- Péter Bodor
Metaphors, Discourse and Psychology

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